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To utilize the API InvokeCalloutV3() for managing empty message status and handling errors with the SKYVVA integration application, follow these steps:
- Identify Empty Message: Before invoking the API, ensure the user has detected an empty message that handles status. An empty message occurs when there’s a lack of data or invalid input.
Business scenario by using Postman
- The error occurs when the payload does not match the mapping message type on the interface.
- Invoke InvokeCalloutV3(): Once an empty message is identified, invoke the InvokeCalloutV3() API to process it. This API lets you interact with the SKYVVA integration application to set the status and manage the message flow.
- Raise an Error and set the status to ‘Failed‘: The empty message cannot be processed due to critical errors or missing data, raise an error within the message monitoring and set the status to ‘Failed‘ using the Runtime configuration-Inbound “What to do with an empty message?” picklist.
- Raise an Error and set the status to ‘Pending‘: In scenarios where the processing of the empty message is temporarily halted or awaiting further actions, raise an error accordingly and set the status to ‘Pending‘ using the Runtime configuration-Inbound “What to do with an empty message?” picklist.
- Raise an Error and set the status to ‘Cancelled‘: The processing of the empty message needs to be terminated quickly or canceled due to specific conditions, raise an error and set the status to ‘Cancelled‘ using the Runtime configuration-Inbound “What to do with an empty message?” picklist
By effectively following these steps and leveraging the InvokeCalloutV3() API, the user can efficiently manage empty message status and handle errors within your SKYVVA integration application.
Raise an Error and set the status to ‘Failed‘: #
- In the scope of data integration, ensuring the integrity of messages is excellent. When encountering an empty message within the SKYVVA integration application, the appropriate response is crucial to maintain system functionality and data accuracy.
- In the event of critical errors in data rendering a message empty and thus unprocessable, the recommended action is to raise an error.
- SKYVVA’s Runtime configuration provides a robust mechanism for handling such scenarios. By leveraging the “What to do with an empty message?” picklist within the Inbound settings, users can set the status to ‘Failed‘. This designation flags the message as uncertain, prompting immediate attention efforts.
- Setting the status to ‘Failed‘ not only signifies the occurrence of an issue but also triggers predefined workflows, ensuring timely resolution of disruption to operations. Additionally, it facilitates comprehensive tracking of message monitoring.
- By adhering to best practices such as raising errors and setting appropriate status indicators, organizations can uphold data quality standards and maintain the efficiency of their integration processes within the SKYVVA environment.
Result:
After sending data from Postman to Salesforce we get the Failed message that has no data.
Raise an Error and set the status to ‘Pending‘: #
- The SKYVVA integration application, managing empty messages within the runtime configuration is crucial for ensuring seamless data processing and system functionality. When encountering scenarios where the processing of an empty message temporarily requires further actions.
- By utilizing the “What to do with an empty message?” picklist within the Runtime configuration-Inbound settings, the user can configure the system to raise an error appropriately and set the status of the message to ‘Pending‘. This configuration empowers users to define specific actions that should be taken when encountering empty messages, thus streamlining the handling process disruptions to data flow.
- Setting the status of empty messages to ‘Pending‘ allows for easy identification and prioritization of these messages, ensuring that they are addressed efficiently. Moreover, raising errors provides valuable insights into potential issues within the integration process.
- Overall, leveraging the Runtime configuration features in conjunction with the SKYVVA integration application enhances operational agility, enabling organizations to effectively manage empty messages to maintain optimal data processing workflows.
Result:
Here is the use case send data from Postman to Salesforce raise a warning and set the status message to Pending.
Raise an Error and set the status to ‘Cancelled‘: #
- The SKYVVA integration application, efficient handling of empty messages is excellent to maintain system integrity and streamline processes. When confronted with specific conditions necessitating the cancellation of the processing, raising an error and setting the status to ‘Cancelled‘.
- With the SKYVVA integration application, achieving this functionality is facilitated through the Runtime configuration-Inbound “What to do with an empty message?” picklist. By configuring this setting, system administrators can define the appropriate course of action when encountering an empty message, aligning it with the specific requirements of their integration workflows.
- In the event of encountering such conditions, the integration application swiftly raises an error, signaling the presence of an issue that warrants immediate attention. Simultaneously, the status of the processing is set to ‘Cancelled,’ effectively tentative any further execution related to the empty message.
- This proactive approach to error handling not only ensures data integrity but also promotes the efficient allocation of resources by swiftly identifying issues within the integration pipeline. As a result, attending smoother operations to business processes.
Result:
Here is the use case send data from Postman to Salesforce raise a warning and set the status message to Cancelled.
Summary #
Users now understand how to utilize the API InvokeCalloutV3() within the SKYVVA integration application to manipulate message statuses. They can set the status to ‘Failed‘, ‘Pending‘, or ‘Cancelled‘ by raising corresponding errors via the API, empowering precise control over message handling for streamlined workflow management.