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Landscape: Systems & Objects in Integration Cockpit

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This section shows details about your Enterprise Integration Landscape. In the Overview section you see the following elements used in your integration landscape: Systems Systems represent applications/business systems/parters like e.g.…

To-do list in Integration Cockpit

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This article explains the To-do list of the Integration Cockpit and how it can be configured. The To-do list for Interfaces and End-to-End Integrations helps users to see which artefacts are…

Transformation Rules in Integration Cockpit

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This article explains how transformation rules (fka mappings) work in the Integration Cockpit to harmonize the sender and receiver systems and to derive objects. You start with the creation (or…

Data Processing in Integration Cockpit

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We are often asked “what kind of data are you processing in the Integration Cockpit”? This document is to explain, which content we are importing and processing. All the following…

How to fill the Inventory with Interfaces

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There are several ways to fill your Integration Cockpit Inventory with Interfaces from your Integration Layer: Option 1: Auto-discovered This is the most automated approach to pull interfaces with our…

Deployment Options (Integration Cockpit)

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This article explains the different deployment options for our WHINT® Integration Cockpit. Overall architecture: Deployment Options The default deployment model is SaaS (1), where we run both the application and the…

Excel is dead – long live Excel

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This article is for integration team leads / integration architects / project managers dealing with interfaces / integrations: HOW TO GET RID OF YOUR EXCEL-BASED INTERFACE LISTS So far, in…

Inventory in Integration Cockpit

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This document describes, how the Inventory works in the WHINT Integration Cockpit. Data Flow & Management Process Illustrative views in the WHINT Integration Cockpit Integration Content is discovered and loaded…