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Missing Sequence Implementation in Downloaded Integration Project for Inbound Endpoints Tutorial #1257

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ThisaraWeerakoon opened this issue Jan 20, 2025 · 0 comments

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Description:
In the Using Inbound Endpoints documentation:

Under Step 2, Open the Integration Project, the instructions provide a link to download an integration project to proceed.
However, in the next step, Develop the Inbound Endpoint, it instructs the user to add the Injecting Sequence Name and Error Sequence Name to the inbound endpoint configuration.

Issue:
The downloaded project does not include implementations for the Injecting Sequence . This creates confusion for users as it requires additional steps to manually implement these sequences, which are not clearly documented.

Suggested Fix:
Update the downloaded integration project to include predefined implementations for the Injecting Sequence Name, or:
Clearly document the steps to manually create these sequences within the tutorial to avoid confusion.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Navigate to the Using Inbound Endpoints tutorial.

  2. Follow Step 2, Open the Integration Project and download the integration project from the provided link.

  3. Open the downloaded project using Micro Integrator Project Explorer

  4. Proceed to Develop the Inbound Endpoint.

  5. Add the inbound endpoint configuration and attempt to set the Injecting Sequence Name and Error Sequence Name as instructed.

Version

4.4.0

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