Java Message Components (JMCs)
The FEX installation package incudes the following add-ons which are available for import and use on Integrator Servers.
In Integrator, a Custom-Function is a specialized function that extends the standard set of functions that Integrator uses to handle messages. A Custom-Function is generally called from the sequence of processing events described by an Integration-Process.
A Custom-Function must reside on the instance of the Integrator Server that will execute the function.
The FEX installation package incudes a set of Custom-Functions that provide processing for the handling of financial exchange messages.
For additional information about Custom-Functions, refer to the Integrator Enabler online documentation.
This version of Axway Financial Exchange includes Java Custom-Functions for Integrator. These Custom-Functions are used inside the check constraints of each Business Document (SWIFT-FIN, SWIFT-XML, and so on).
The Java Custom-Functions replace the C Custom-Functions delivered with previous versions of FEX. With the introduction of Java Custom-Functions, you can directly use the XML files and JAR files provided in the delivery without recompilation.
| Function name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| checkDigit | Compute the check digits | checkDigit |
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HEXToAscii |
Convert text containing HEX code to ASCII characters |
HEXToAscii('4142') This example returns 'AB' |
| isKeyBic | Check that the BIC is defined inside the Repository | |
| swCheckBic2 | Check that the BIC is a BEI (Business Entity Identifier) | |
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updateBIC |
Add, Delete or Update a BIC code and the SubType |
updateBIC('BANKFRUU','XXX','CORP','A') This example Adds BANKFRUUXXX with subtype CORP into the repository.
This example Deletes BANKFRUUCHA with subtype CORP from the repository. |
You import these Custom-Functions from the FEX installation package. For details, refer to Importing Custom-Functions to Composer.
For some Custom-Functions you must set up a link between the Custom-Function and the required database storage. For more information, refer to Using Custom-Functions.
A Java Message Component (JMC) is a utility program, written in Java language, that resides on the Integrator Server. JMCs add custom functionality to the standard set of Integrator services.
Importing Custom-Functions to Composer