Thank you, this was really useful! I ran into a problem having the custom BIP report that accepted 2 parameters, in your example there was just one so it was easy to hardcode the parameter name and pass the value. I struggled to find information about how to format and pass multiple parameter and value pairs to the Soap request from OIC and ended up sending 2 values in 1 parameter and splitting this back out within the BIP report. Can you give any info about how multiple parameters should be passed in OIC?
77u/REFUQV9EUwo=.... what is this value that you are using to check the value? Also can you please make a video on file integrity and checksum usage in file validation.
Yes, I have explained after this timestamp what is that string. It is the default base64 string sent back when no data found. You can try in soapui before knowing what is default string your bip reports sends when no data found
Thank you, this was really useful! I ran into a problem having the custom BIP report that accepted 2 parameters, in your example there was just one so it was easy to hardcode the parameter name and pass the value. I struggled to find information about how to format and pass multiple parameter and value pairs to the Soap request from OIC and ended up sending 2 values in 1 parameter and splitting this back out within the BIP report.
Can you give any info about how multiple parameters should be passed in OIC?
You need to repeat the node in mapper and pass two values
77u/REFUQV9EUwo=.... what is this value that you are using to check the value? Also can you please make a video on file integrity and checksum usage in file validation.
Could you please share the timestamp from the video
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Yes, I have explained after this timestamp what is that string. It is the default base64 string sent back when no data found. You can try in soapui before knowing what is default string your bip reports sends when no data found
@@BEENUMLEARNING ok Tq