Check setup
Application task
If you have finished the setup, you can run a test to check for errors in the setup. You can do so for:
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Key element |
Check |
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Projects |
When automatically checked, only the project setup is checked, and not the related setup like messages and connectors. When started manually, the full project setup is checked. |
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Documents |
The document setup is checked, including the document records setup. |
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Document records |
Only the document records setup is checked. |
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Messages |
The message setup is checked, including the data synchronization setup and message mapping. |
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Message - Data synchronization setup |
Only the data synchronization setup is checked. |
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Message mapping |
Only the message mapping is checked. |
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Message business events |
A check is done if a business event is created for the message business event. Also, a check is done if the target fields and source fields match with the related document setup. |
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Connectors |
Only the connector setup is checked. |
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Web services |
The web service setup is checked, including the data synchronization setup. |
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Web service - Data synchronization setup |
Only the data synchronization setup is checked. |
If an error is found, in the message bar, a message is shown indicating the error.
If for an entity, an error exists or the setup is incomplete, an error icon is shown. You can click the icon to show the related error in the message bar.
Standard procedure
| 1. | Click Connectivity studio Integration Design. |
| 2. | Click the Documents tab. |
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Note: To check a:
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| 3. | In the list, find and select the desired record. |
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Note: This step is not applicable for projects. |
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| 4. | Click Edit. |
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Note: This step is not applicable for projects. |
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| 5. | On the ActionPane, on the Deploy tab, in the Configuration group, click Check. |
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Note: To check a:
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Notes
You can re-run the automated error check if you have run the Auto-fix function. This to check if there are still errors in the setup that are not fixed automatically.