Enable and disable integration component

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Hi,
Could you be able to tell me how to enable and disable
integration component using webMethos API?

Thanks - Keon

2

Hi, Keon.

I don’t think that is possible, given the v5.0.1 API. If
you are trying to “turn off” a component, maybe you can use
the API to change its client group or subscription
properties instead. This would have the same effect as
disabling the component.

Hope this helps.

3

Hello Dan,
Thank you very much for your tip. This will work well. May
be except the component invoked by database trigger. [ ]

By the way, the following code doesn’t work properly.

cCRM = new BrokerClient(broker_host, broker_name, null,
client_group_crm, “CRM control”, null);
String DOC_TEST =
“Creditor::CRM::Canonical::Policy::publishPolicyDetails”;

String strChk = new String[100];
strChk=cCRM.getCanSubscribeNames();

for (int i=0; i<strChk.length;i++)
if (strChk[i].equals(DOC_TEST))
System.out.println ("Yes exist " + strChk[i].toString());

if (cCRM.canSubscribe(DOC_TEST))
cCRM.cancelSubscription(DOC_TEST,null);

======== output ================================
Yes exist
Creditor::CRM::Canonical::Policy::publishPolicyDetails
Invalid Subscription (216-1313): Cannot cancel the requested
subscription because it does not exist.

May be I am using wrong methods. Aren’t I?

Thanks - Keon

4

Hi,
I think I used wrong class. I should have used
BrokerAdminClient to disable the subscription set at client
group. However, I still have error as follows.

BrokerAdminClient cCRM = new BrokerAdminClient(broker_host,
broker_name, null, client_group_crm, “CRM control”, null);
cCRM.destroyEventType(DOC_TEST,false);

======== output ===========
No Permission (109-1382): Operation failed because
permission is denied. This operation requires
administrative permissions.

I don’t know how to acquire the permission. I am using my
local broker for testing.

Regards, Keon