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- General
- Gateway In
- Message In
- Transformation
- Message Out
- Gateway Out
- Email Gateway Out
- Ftp Client Gateway Out
- SFTP Client Gateway Out
- Ftp Server Gateway Out
- AS2 Gateway
- Http Client Out Gateway
- Web Gateway
- Generic Gateway
- Internal Gateway Out
- Null Gateway
- OFTP Server Gateway out
- OFTP client Gateway out
- Http Out Gateway
- SOAP Gateway
- Soap Client Out Gateway
- X.400 Gateway out
- Aggregator Gateway Out
- Email Gateway Out
- Email Notifications
- Routing
- Testing
- List of Channels
- Building a Channel
- The Catalogue
- Tracking Messages
- Alerts
- Account Management
- Rest API
- Receive Orders From
- Receive Orders from Colruyt
- Receive Orders from Carrefour
- Receive Orders from Brico
- Receive Orders from Castorama
- Receive Orders from Cora BE
- Receive Orders from Delfood
- Receive Orders from Delhaize
- Receive Orders from DEliXL
- Receive Orders from Intergamma
- Receive Orders from Intermarche
- Receive Orders from JavaFresh
- Receive Orders from Makro
- Receive Orders from Match
- Receive Orders from Carrefour France
- Receive Orders from Colruyt
- Integrate Orders with
- Integration with Tradeshift
- Integration with Exact Online or Exact Globe
- Channel:SAP Idoc XML Order05 w/ Http client out
- System Metadata
- ODETTE Messages List
- External References
See: Managing Channels - Manage a Channel
In the Gateway In screen, you select your input gateway type and configure its specific parameters.
When you create a new channel, you must define an incoming gateway type and configure it.
First you should select a gateway in the catalogue available list. For this, click on
Open catalogue
command.
The catalogue list of available incoming gateways is displayed as illustrated below:
Create and/or select a gateway from open catalogue. Please refer to The Catalogue chapter for more informations about catalogue use and commands.
The following types of gateways are available:
Email Gateway: Incoming messages are attached to email messages and sent to a specific Babelway email address and processed as soon as they arrive.
Fetch Mail Gateway: Incoming messages are send to an email address and Babelway platform polls and retrieves them from external mail server using login and password.
FTP Client Gateway: Incoming messages are polled and retrieved from a remote ftp server using login and password.
SFTP Client Gateway: Incoming messages are polled and retrieved from a remote sftp server using login and password.
FTP Server Gateway: Incoming messages are transferred to a Babelway specific Ftp server and processed as soon as they arrive.
SFTP Server Gateway: Incoming messages are transferred to a Babelway specific SFtp server and processed as soon as they arrive.
AS2 Gateway: A communicaion standard largely used in retail environment to secure communications over Internet.
Web Gateway: A website access to upload incoming messages. They are processed as soon as they are uploaded.
Internal Gateway: A gateway used for internal transfer of messages between channels inside Babelway platform.
OFTP Server Gateway In: Incoming messages are transferred to a Babelway specific OFTP server and processed as soon as they arrive.
OFTP Client Gateway In: Incoming messages are polled and retrieved from a remote OFTP server using login and password.
Http Gateway In: Incoming messages are transferred to a Babelway specific Http server and processed as soon as they arrive.
X.400 Gateway In: Incoming messages are transferred to a Babelway specific X.400 server and processed as soon as they arrive.
Scheduler Gateway In: Create new messages based on time events.
Show Advanced Properties
The
Show Advanced Properties
command is the same for all gateway types..Clicking on it displays following informations:
The following fields and information are available:
Id: A unique identifier automatically set by Babelway platform.
Name: A name that you can set and/or modify to easily retrieve and manage your gateway.
Description: A free text field that you can set and/or modify used in addition to gateway name to help you identify your gateway usage and/or function.
Used in channels: List of channels that are currently using this gateway.
Property Name: Not used at this time.
File Property Name: Not used at this time.
Do not forgot to
Save
your changes before switching to another tab as they are not automatically saved.
- 1.4.1. Email Gateway
- 1.4.2. Fetch Mail Gateway
- 1.4.3. Ftp Client Gateway In
- 1.4.4. SFTP Client Gateway In
- 1.4.5. Ftp Server Gateway In
- 1.4.6. SFTP Server Gateway In
- 1.4.7. AS2 Gateway
- 1.4.8. Web Gateway
- 1.4.9. Internal Gateway In
- 1.4.10. OFTP Server Gateway In
- 1.4.11. OFTP client Gateway In
- 1.4.12. Http in Gateway
- 1.4.13. X.400 Gateway In
- 1.4.14. Scheduler in Gateway
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