Sending an event from an HTTP URL
Article ID: KB0090115
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Edition | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
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How to send a BusinessEvents Event with input data using a HTTP URL?
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BusinessEvents 4.x
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Assume you have an HTTP destination(AllOps) configured to listen for Events(CreateAccount). In order to trigger the event through a HTTP URL, your URL should be of the following format:
http://localhost:8104/Channels/HTTP/AllOps?_ns_=www.tibco.com/be/ontology/Events/CreateAccount&_nm_=CreateAccount&AccountId=Greg&Balance=20004&AvgMonthlyBalance=11004
Port 8104 is the port the HTTP channel is listening on.
_ns_ and _nm_ are the namespace of the event to be triggered.
AccountId,Balance,AvgMonthlyBalance are the input values of the event.
Description:
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How to send a BusinessEvents Event with input data using a HTTP URL?
Environment:
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BusinessEvents 4.x
Resolution:
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Assume you have an HTTP destination(AllOps) configured to listen for Events(CreateAccount). In order to trigger the event through a HTTP URL, your URL should be of the following format:
http://localhost:8104/Channels/HTTP/AllOps?_ns_=www.tibco.com/be/ontology/Events/CreateAccount&_nm_=CreateAccount&AccountId=Greg&Balance=20004&AvgMonthlyBalance=11004
Port 8104 is the port the HTTP channel is listening on.
_ns_ and _nm_ are the namespace of the event to be triggered.
AccountId,Balance,AvgMonthlyBalance are the input values of the event.
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Sending an event from an HTTP URL
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