• B2B ADAPTERS - TRANSPORTS
• Command Line Transport
• SQL Transport
• Database Table Transport
• Directory Transport
• SMTP Transport
• SSL Transport
• SSH Transport
• SSL (Explicit) Transport
• HTTP Post Transport
• JMS Transport
• MSMQ Transport
• RouteToRoute Transport
• Web Service Transport
• Synchronous Response Transport
• WebSphere MQ Series Transport

Synchronous Response Transport

Synchronous Response Transport Allows You to Provide Data Back to the Listener to Send to the Source System

The XCS eiConsole and XCS eiPlatform support a number of different Listeners which can provide response data back to the calling system. When you wish to provide data back to the Listener to send to the Source System you will configure this through a Synchronous Response Transport.

Using the XCS eiConsole's graphical interfaces to configure a Synchronous Response Transport, you must first have a Listener in place that supports a Synchronous Response. The most typical example here would be an HTTP or a Web Service based Transport. Choose this option from the Transport Type dropdown. The Synchronous Response Transport requires no further configuration. When data is received by a Synchronous Response Transport, it will simply take that message and notify the Listener that the message is ready to be returned to the Source System.