Quick Start to SWIFT Outbound Processing
The channel described in this section transforms SWIFT
outbound messages. The channel produces a SWIFT outbound message,
an XML validation report and routes transformed SWIFT message to
a designated folder based on the success or failure of the SWIFT
validation. Output files will be routed to defined directories as
follows: Validation report (rpt), Original XML document (archive),
and transformed SWIFT document will reside in either (good) or (bad)
dependent on SWIFT rules validation.
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The following are required in order to create the SWIFT
outbound processing channel:
- A working knowledge of the iWay Service Manager Administration Console.
- The archived channel zip file: swift2013channels.zip.
Note: For
your convenience, the swift2013channels.zip file is attached to
this PDF.
For PDF-compatibility purposes, the file extension
of the swift2013channels.zip file is temporarily renamed to .zap.
After saving this file to your system, you must rename this extension
back to .zip before it can be imported to iWay Service Manager.
- The input data files representing valid and invalid data (mt101good_sample.swift and
mt103bad_sample.swift).
Note: For your convenience, the
input data files are also attached to this PDF. These documents
are compliant with the SWIFT 2013 standard.
- SWIFT Ebix (e-Business Information Exchange).
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Procedure: How to Download and Save the SWIFT Ebix
In
order to download and save the SWIFT Ebix:
Note: This
section can be skipped if the SWIFT Ebix was downloaded and saved
during the inbound quick start configuration, as described in Quick Start to SWIFT Inbound Processing.
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In your
web browser, go to http://techsupport.informationbuilders.com.
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On the right-hand
side of the webpage under My Account, click My Downloads/Shipment.
A login window will appear.
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Login using
your Global ID and password.
Note: If you do not have a Global ID and password,
you must contact iWay tech support to get one.
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Once logged
in, download your Ebix file.
In the following example, the Ebix file is downloaded to <iWaySMHOME>\etc\manager\packages,
as shown in the following image.
Note: <iWaySMHOME>
is the directory where iWay Service Manager was installed (for example,
C:\Program Files\iWay61).
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Save the
swift2013channels.zip file, which is an attachment to this manual,
in the <iWAYSMHOME>\etc\repository\manager\archives
directory, as shown in the following image.
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Finally, create a SWIFT directory structure on your C
or D drive, as shown in the following image.
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Procedure: How to Import Components From a Repository Archive
To
create an outbound processing channel:
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Open the
iWay Service Manager Administration Console, click Tools in
the top pane, and then Archive Manager in
the left pane.
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Select Import
components from a repository archive and click Next,
as shown in the following image.
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Select swift2013channels.zip and
click Next.
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Select swift2013channels and
click Next.
A pane telling you whether the import was a success or
not appears.
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If the import
is successful, click Finish.
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Procedure: How to Update Outbound Registers
If
your SWIFT directory was created on a drive other than C, you must
update the outbound registers. To update the outbound registers:
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In the iWay
Service Manager Administration Console, click Registry in
the top pane, and then Registers in the left
pane.
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Click SWIFT_OB file
register under the name column.
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In the Value
column, update the drive letter where the outbound SWIFT directory
was created, as shown in the following image.
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Once the
drive letters are updated, click Finish.
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Procedure: How to Upload the Ebix to iWay Service Manager
To
upload the Ebix to iWay Service Manager:
Note: This
section can be skipped if you previously uploaded the Ebix during the
inbound quick start configuration, as described in Quick Start to SWIFT Inbound Processing.
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In the iWay
Service Manager Administration Console, click Registry in
the top pane, and then Ebix in the left pane.
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Click the Add button.
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Click Browse and
navigate to the directory in which the Ebix downloaded before was
saved.
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Select the
file, SWIFT_2013.ebx.
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Click Next.
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Enter a
unique name to identify this Ebix, for example, SWIFT2013.
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Click Finish.
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Procedure: How to Add Ebix Components to a Channel
To
add the Ebix components to a channel:
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In the iWay
Service Manager Administration Console, click Registry in
the top pane, and then Channels in the left
pane.
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Click the
number on the Ebix column for XMLtoSWIFT_QS2_Pflow_Channel.
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Click the Add button.
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Check the SWIFT2013 Ebix
component.
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Click Finish.
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Procedure: How to Build, Deploy, and Test Your Channel
To
build, deploy, and test your channel:
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In the iWay
Service Manager Administration Console, click Registry in
the top pane, and then Channels in the left
pane.
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Select XMLtoSWIFT_QS2_Pflow_Channel,
as shown in the following image.
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Click Build.
The build results of the selected channel are displayed,
as shown in the following image.
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Click Deployments at
the top of the screen.
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Click the Deploy button
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Select XMLtoSWIFT_QS2_Pflow_Channel and click
the Deploy button.
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Click the
red X under the status column.
A green check mark
now appears under the status column, as shown in the following image.
The channel is ready
to accept inbound data.
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From Windows Explorer, copy the provided test file, mt101good_sample.swift (Compliant
SWIFT File).
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Paste the file in the following input directory:
C:\SWIFT_Accelerator\SWIFT_out
The
XML output will be copied to the following output directory:
C:\SWIFT_Accelerator\SWIFT_out\OB_Output
The
validation report will be copied to the following output directory:
C:\SWIFT_Accelerator\SWIFT_out\OB_Report