TCP Listener
TCP Listener
The TCP Listener is used to read from a TCP port.
This is a Message-driven listener. This means that a message arriving at the destination port will activate the listener. The listener’s output is a ConnectMessage.
In the table below, you will find an explanation of these properties. All attributes with a ‘*’ are mandatory.
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Attribute |
Description |
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Name* |
By default, we fill this out with the technical ‘tag’, followed by a serial number. Changing the name is optional. |
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Enabled |
Set this value to true, if you want this consumer to be enabled. |
| Consumer Autostart | Consumer will be started at startup of the interface. |
|
Secure TLS/SSL Communication |
Here you can choose to enable TLS or SSL security. By default secure communication is turned off (‘false’). |
|
SSL Context Support Bean |
A bean reference to a custom SSL context support bean. This bean needs to be known within the corresponding interface in the interface overview. If this field is left empty, a default SSL context support bean is used. |
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Keystore |
Name of the keystore file which is used for secure communication. If the keystore file is not on the classpath, the name should be preceded by “file:”. By default the truststore specified in myesb-connect.properties is used. |
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Keystore Password |
Password of the keystore. |
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Truststore |
Name of the truststore file which is used for secure communication. If the truststore file is not on the classpath, the name should be preceded by “file:”. By default the truststore configured in connectplaza-agent.properties is used. |
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Truststore Password |
Password of the truststore. |
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Protocol |
The secure protocol to be used. You can choose between TLS and SSL. By default this is set to TLS. |
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Port* |
The TCP port number to listen to. |
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Serializer Bean Reference |
A bean reference to a serializer bean to be used for the TCP consumer. This bean needs to be known within the corresponding interface in the interface overview. |
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Deserializer Bean Reference |
A bean reference to a deserializer bean to be used for the TCP consumer. This bean needs to be known within the corresponding interface in the interface overview. |
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Reply Timeout |
This time-out value, in ms, is the time in which a reply message is expected to be sent back to the caller. The default value is 10000 ms. |
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MessagePart Name |
In this property you can define the name for the MessagePart in the Message, which will be used for the response. In this MessagePart, the value of the param-out parameter will be set before sending the message to the Services. The default value is msgprt0. |
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Description |
Description of the specific consumer. This is for documentation purposes. |
Advanced options
| Atrribute | Description |
| Serializer Bean Reference | Reference to a serializer bean to be used for TCP consumer. This bean should be added in Constructor using the 'Beans' option in the menu. The reference bean must implement the Serializer<byte[]> interface. The default serializer is the ByteArrayCrlfSerializer. Normally the serializer and deserializer are the same bean. |
| Deserializer Bean Reference | Reference to a deserializer bean to be used for TCP consumer. This bean should be added in Constructor using the 'Beans' option in the menu. The reference bean must implement the Deserializer<byte[]> interface. The default deserializer is the ByteArrayCrlfSerializer. Normally the serializer and deserializer are the same bean. |