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use ressource registry for mdq login data
In order to address the different configuration items between production, integration and development environment, WTX offers a ressource registry. We can define the different names of a queue manager, for example: $QMN in production resolves to Q...
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static nature of calling TX maps from Java
currently, the APIs to call maps via Java works well. However, when a map is instantiated, it is via static method. Further attempts to instantiate the same class throws an error. IBM to look at this and see if there is someway to relax this behav...
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DFDL support in ITX
The use of DFDL for data format definition is getting popular especially in IBM products. Please add DFDL into ITX as a standard
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Enhance ITXA EDI Deenvelop service to return ProcessData by document
SPE Deenvelope service does not handle Multiple GS correctly. Currently, in cases where BP is invoked, we have a similar structure in the returned ProcessData. However, it only includes the EnvelopeID, so there is not enough information to use for...
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Claim Level Reject at the Provider, Subscriber or Patient Level
We have received the explanation that claim level rejection works as designed in the 2300 Loop of the 837 and does NOT have rejection capability in the Provider, Subscriber and Patient Loops. Based on our competitors’ capabilities and our client n...
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ITX 10 Design Server import into B2Bi (no ITX-A installed)
We need something in the Design Server to help us deploy the .sl and compiled maps to a B2Bi Server (ITXA is not in use here.)
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Support ITX on Alpine Containers
This would benefit those who want to use a smaller container image that is more secure with fewer Linux library dependencies.
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ITXA - Inactive Partner Report
Create a reporting process or last envelope modified date so inactive partners can be identified. Inactive partners can be partners with no activity greater than 30 days or 60 days (possible configurable parameter).
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USE OF -F OR -FILE PARAMETER SHOULD NOT BE NEEDED IF USING THE THIRD PARAMETER IN THE GET() FUNCTION AS SEEN IN ITX 9.0.0.2
On ITX 9.0.0.3, the document says, The -FILE command is optional on input cards and GET rules. (For example, the workbook name is not required if a map uses the File adapter to read an Excel workbook and passes the data in memory to the Excel adap...
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Option to fail map warning return codes
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