- OData Adapter
- Amazon S3 Adapter
- Microsoft Azure ESB Adapter
- Amazon API Gateway Adapter
- Amazon SQS Adapter
- Amazon SNS Adapter
- Amazon EventBridge Adapter
- Google Cloud Storage Adapter
- Google API Gateway Adapter
- Array formula function
- Added custom adapter
- Added Custom Processing Class property for Skyvva adapter
- Added Interface API Version
OData Adapter #
This adapter allows for communication with an OData API using the OData protocol and JSON format. In the sender channel, the OData adapter listens for incoming requests in JSON format. It should be noted that in the case of OData API artifacts, the OData adapter in the sender channel is not editable and is prepopulated with data provided when binding OData objects to a data source.
Amazon S3 Adapter #
This adapter allows users to access S3 buckets to fetch stored data and send new data to S3 buckets for storage. An S3 bucket is a public cloud object-storage offering. In Amazon S3, data is stored as an object, which is the fundamental storage unit. These objects are organized into buckets and provide a user-friendly way to store and access data.
Microsoft Azure ESB Adapter #
This adapter is used to send and receive messages from Azure Service Bus queues and topics. The messages can be in JSON, XML, CSV, or any other format and must be captured in the schema specified when defining the adapter inputs and outputs.
Amazon API Gateway Adapter #
This adapter enables users to create and deploy their own REST and WebSocket APIs at any scale. This can be used to access Amazon Web Services or other web services, as well as data stored in the AWS Cloud. Users can create APIs for their own client applications or make them available to third-party app developers.
Amazon SQS Adapter #
Users can access Amazon Simple Queue Services (SQS) with this adapter. The adapter connects to the fully managed SQS system using AWS keys. Users can send and fetch messages to and from queues to which they have access.
Amazon SNS Adapter #
Users can access Amazon Simple Notification Services (SNS) with this adapter. The adapter connects to SNS topics using AWS keys and can fetch and send notifications from and to those topics to which a user has subscribed.
Amazon EventBridge Adapter #
The Amazon EventBridge connector allows users to transfer any number of events (data) in JSON format to any Amazon services by connecting through Amazon EventBridge. Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus that sends events in real-time from a number of partner event sources and over ninety-five different event services and can target AWS services such as AWS Lambda, Amazon SQS, and Amazon SNS.
Google Cloud Storage Adapter #
This adapter provides access to Google Cloud Storage buckets and objects in the Google Cloud Platform. The adapter provides access to Google Cloud Storage buckets and objects in the Google Cloud Platform.
Google API Gateway Adapter #
Google API Gateway Adapter for Envoy is an API-managed API gateway that uses Envoy to proxy API traffic. Envoy is a popular, open-source edge and service proxy designed for cloud-native applications. The API Adapter for Envoy can run on-premises or in a multi-cloud environment.
Array formula function #
We have added a new formula function for outbound processing that allows you to return specific data formats as an array in a JSON payload. For example, Array(BillingCity,Name,’Text’).
Added custom adapter #
A custom adapter will allow you to customize the logic to connect with an unknown application system that is not included in our pre-existing adapters. This flexibility is particularly useful in cases where you encounter a system that we haven’t integrated yet. With a custom adapter, you can tailor the connection to meet the specific requirements of the unknown system, enabling seamless integration. Therefore, if you find yourself in such a situation, a custom adapter becomes an essential tool to bridge the gap and establish connectivity.
Added Custom Processing Class property for Skyvva adapter #
Skyvva has added the Custom Processing Class property for the adapter to allow you to add a custom class to generate your payload. Currently, Skyvva generates the payload based on the mapping. This standard generation might not be sufficient for you, and thus you want to write the payload generation yourself. With this feature, you can add your custom class to build whatever payload you want based on the mapping result.
Added Interface API Version #
We have added a new feature that allows you to define the interface as either V2 or V3 processing. You can utilize the ‘Interface API Version’ option on the interface sObject to specify the desired version. If you set it as V2, you will be able to design the interface specifically for V2 and perform mapping using the V2 style and processing. On the other hand, selecting V3 as the interface API version enables you to leverage the V3 mapping style and utilize the associated processing capabilities. This flexibility allows you to choose between V2 and V3 depending on your interface design and processing requirements.