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How to Verify Activity Status of a Message

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You use the PeopleSoft Integration Broker to create a PeopleSoft HTTP Host and Port where PeopleSoft sends events. You make sure that the message is active and routed by following these steps.

To verify that a Message is active and routed correctly

  1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to PeopleSoft Application Name, and then select Application Designer.

  2. On the PeopleSoft Sign-on screen, enter the User ID and Password, and then click OK.

    Image that shows the PeopleSoft Signon screen.

    Image that shows the Application Designer dialog box.

  3. In the Application Designer, on the File menu, point to Open, and then select Message.

    Image that shows the Open Definition dialog box.

  4. In the Open Definition screen, in the Name field, enter LOCATION_SYNC, and then click Open.

    Image that shows where to enter LOCATION_SYNC.

  5. In the Definitions matching selection criteria section, double-click the LOCATION_SYNC message to view the properties.

    Image that shows the LOCATION_SYNC message properties.

  6. In the Application Designer, right-click LOCATION_TBL, and select Message Properties.

    Image that shows where to select Message Properties.

  7. On the Message Properties screen, click the Use tab.

    Verify the following, and then click OK.

    1. Message: Active

    2. Message Channel: ENTERPRISE_SETUP

    3. Default Version: VERSION_1

      Image that shows where to set the message properties.

  8. Exit the Application Designer.

    This makes sure that the Message is in an active state, uses VERSION_1, and flows through the ENTERPRISE_SETUP channel in PeopleSoft.

  9. Configure the Integration.Gateway.properties file to communicate with the PeopleSoft application.

    Verify that the following properties are set:

    • ig.isc.serverurl: //server:9000

    • ig.isc.userid: ID for PS

    • ig.isc.password: Password for PS

    • ig.isc.toolsrel: Specific Release

See Also

Creating a PeopleSoft HTTP Host and Port