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Hi Kulveer As discussed, this is related to Scribe running in TIBCO Cloud (TIBCO Cloud Integration Connect). In the DocumentSolutions.html file for the Apps Script you need to set the environment to be the URL for your environment: The URL to use is listed under Management API in this page: https://au.integration.cloud.tibco.com/docs/#Subsystems/sc-connect/getstarted/whitelistreqs.html So, for example, if you're using the Australian region this would be: https://au1-connect-api-aws.scribesoft.com For TIBCO Cloud you also need a separate password for the Connect API and to enable API access based on your IP Address. Have a look at the Creating Security Rules section, Connect API Org ID section and the Changing API Password section at: https://integration.cloud.tibco.com/docs/index.html#Subsystems/sc-connect/getstarted/orgsecurity.html Thanks Richard

Hi Logan Please refer to the statement here: https://www.tibco.com/support/notices/2021/12/apache-log4j-vulnerability... If you have any follow-up questions, I'd recommend raising a support case. Thanks Richard

Hi Rohith If you want to generate the ear try using: mvn clean package Also make sure that you're running this from the "<app name>.parent" project that is created when you choose "Generate POM for application". The ear file will be created in the "target" folder of the application. There's more info here: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/bw6-plugin-maven/wiki/Steps-For-TIBCO-ActiveMatrix-BusinessWorks Thanks Richard

Hi Amina Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to do this in BW5. The plug-in that is compatible with BW6 has a built-in feature for this: https://docs.tibco.com/pub/bwsp/6.1.3/doc/pdf/TIB_bwsp_6.1.3_users_guide.pdfid=1 Thanks Richard

Hi Amina I'm not an expert on azcopy and it's hard to tell without seeing the code. A couple of suggestions, though: If you try this at design time using BW/Designer, does the formatted request in the external command look exactly the same as what you tested on the server or are there additional characters, escaped characters etc. Have you tried the "Remove Parameter Quotes" option described at https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/5.14.0/doc/html/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm When you deploy the component using TIBCO Administrator, what user is it running under Is this the same as the user you've tested it with on the server Thanks Richard

Hi Imran I've only seen this when trying to import shared modules as a Maven dependency: https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/bw6-plugin-maven/issues/568 Is that what you're trying to do If not, and you think it's Maven related you can raise an issue in the same github repo and provide further details. Thanks Richard

Hi The equivalent in BW6 would be to use Application Profiles. You can configure multiple application profiles (a set of application properties), so at design time you could define a profile for Dev and one for Test, for example. You could also export an application profile or specify different properties when you deploy. There's some more information here: https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/6.7.0/doc/html/GUI... Thanks Richard

Hi The iProcess installation guide (use the guide relevant to your operating system) has a fair bit of information about the upgrade process and you can upgrade directly from 11.4 to 11.8: https://docs.tibco.com/products/tibco-iprocess-engine-11-8-0 The TIBCO Runtime Agent 5.11 documentation is here: https://docs.tibco.com/products/tibco-runtime-agent-5-11-1 It contains a guide about upgrading. Note that TRA 5.11.1 is the latest version. Is this what you meant If you're using other products, then also check product compatibility in the ReadMe files and at support.tibco.com. Thanks Richard

Hi Anitha TIBCO Mashery is a full lifecycle API Management and is more targeted towards being able to package and productise APIs, including modelling APIs, allowing developers to search and register for APIs etc. It supports a wide range of API types and provides governance, monitoring and flexible deployment options. There's a datasheet available here: https://www.tibco.com/resources/datasheet/tibco-cloud-mashery In terms of migrating from TIBCO API Exchange to TIBCO Mashery, it's likely that you'd be able to easily port some of the features, butit does depend on exactly what you're using it for and what features you need. It's probably slightly beyond a general "how to" question and I'd recommend contacting a local TIBCO representative. Thanks Richard

Hi It would help to have more information on this to provide some high level guidance: How are the requests received What processing is required How big are the messages Do the requests come in all at once or are they spread through the day Thanks Richard

BTW, in the example you gave, does the in-built replace() function also do what you need

Hi Yes, you can. Instructions for creating a custom function are here: https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/6.6.0/doc/html/GUID-33FE3341-BB9B-44DD-A831-FC9ED96E99C1.html And then instructions for using the function in your mapping (XPath) are here: https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/6.6.0/doc/html/GUID-13795D07-F63C-4B27-8A6B-9E620A74BB16.html Thanks Richard

I don't know of a way to do this directly. It's probably possible through Java through using the Java Invoke activity using something like this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22856279/call-external-javascript-functions-from-java-code

Hi You can create a process with a HTTP Receiver at the start. You can set the context path to whatever you want and return status code via a SendHTTPResponse activity. Have a look at the AppSpace/palette/http/MultiEndpointApp sample in the File Explorer tab for an example of how to use the HTTP palette. You can also reuse the HTTP connection for an existing REST/SOAP service to do this. I've also attached a screenshot of a process that I've created. Thanks Richard

Hi It sounds like the call you're making doesn't have any metadata associated with it - just the pdf itself. Are you trying to call the DocuSign EnvelopeAPIs Richard

Hi Neeraj This assumes that you're using the "Invoke" activity to call the SOAP Service over HTTP- let me know if you're doing this another way. The best way to set create environment-specific configuration for a SOAP service is to use an HTTP Client resource. There are two ways to set this for your invoke activity: 1. Click on the Reference at the top-right of your process (where it says MemberSOAP in the attached screenshot). Once you've done that you should see a link under Bindings. Click on that link 2. You should also have a warning on the Problems tab to say that you should be using an HTTP client. Right-click on this warning and select Go To, then click on the Properties tab In either case you should now be on the Bindings tab which gives details of the SOAP Binding. Under Transport configuration, click on the button next to HTTP Client Name and click on Create Shared Resource. This will let you set all the environment specific info you need for the HTTP call. Hope this helps Richard