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Where is the CONNECT source code repository?

https://github.com/CONNECT-Solution/CONNECT

Do I need to build CONNECT from source code?

You can Download CONNECT as a pre-compiled binary. 

Can CONNECT be used for Carequality implementation?

No

How do I configure my CONNECT TLS/SSL settings?

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Why is CONNECT throwing SAML exceptions?

blah

What are the different layers of CONNECT, and how are they used?

  • Entity - Internal endpoints used to construct NwHin requests to be sent to an external Gateway via NwHin endpoints.
  • NwHin - Endpoints that will be hit from an external gateway. This is the crossover point between the Initiating and Responding gateways. For the Initiating gateways, this will be an outbound request to another implementor. For the Responder, this will be an inbound request in which the gateway is expected to process and respond to the request by calling its Adapter.
  • Adapter - Implementor specific components which will serve as the communication layers between CONNECT and the proprietary databases,architecture, and services of the implementor. These get called by CONNECT through the NwHin layer when the gateway in question is a responder to a request.

What are all these beans defined in the proxy property files for each service?

Each service may have a respective property file to configure a proxy to be used when communicating with a service. By default, there may be up to four pre-configured beans: NoOp, Java, Secured and Unsecured beans.

  • NoOp - Will always return a successful invocation, or a blank response - depending on the expected context of the bean. Does not invoke any web services or call any methods.
  • Java - Will use pure java calls to CONNECT code, can be substituted for any java class compiled with the CONNECT EAR, including custom Entity, NwHin, and Adapter implementations
  • Secured - Will use a secured port to communicate to a given endpoint configured via the internalExchangeInfo.xml file.
  • Unsecured - will use an unsecured port to communicate to a given endpoint configured via the internalExchangeInfo.xml file.

As an implementer, how do I configure my own Entity, NwHin, and Adapter processors?

( Insert your java class into the bean properties, or if it is a webservice you want CONNECT to consume, change the endpoint to point to your service in the internalExchangeInfo)

What is the difference between Standard and Passthrough Modes?

Passthrough does not invoke policy engine. 

What do I need to do if I only want some services deployed, and not others?

When building CONNECT, you may specify the appropriate maven profiles, which will compile and bundle the services into the resulting EAR file. Simply use the respective profiles only for the services you wish to deploy.

What is the Admin GUI, and how can I use it?

(Insert details about how you can use it to invoke cross query clients, configure the properties of CONNECT, and view failure/event logs. Mention it does not need to be on the same server)

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