iConnector

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Connecting your IBM i applications to the digital world.

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iConnector Overview

Key Features

How Does it Work?

5 Steps to Using iConnector

How Does it Work?

5 Steps to Using iConnector

Step 1: Identify the Task

Identify the specific task performed on IBM i screens that you want to expose as an API. For example, creating a new customer profile.

Step 2: Data Mapping and Service Configuration

Use the drag-and-drop toolkit to design the workflow, mirroring how a user interacts with the IBM i screens. Define all required input and output fields to complete the task.

Step 2: Data Mapping and Service Configuration

Use the drag-and-drop toolkit to design the workflow, mirroring how a user interacts with the IBM i screens. Define all required input and output fields to complete the task.

Step 3: Generate an API

Create an API (we refer to as a service) from the defined process, enabling other applications to call it and pass the necessary input data for execution.

Step 4: Test an API

Test the API in a development environment using the visual testing tool. Review transaction logs to verify results and troubleshoot any errors.

Step 4: Test an API

Test the API in a development environment using the visual testing tool. Review transaction logs to verify results and troubleshoot any errors.

Step 5: Deploy an API

Deploy the API to the production environment and integrate it with applications such as websites, mobile apps, or other systems.

The Right Price for Businesses of All Sizes

Free Trial (VM Image)

For Testing

฿0

Premium

For Professionals

฿XX,000/ month

Suggestion:
Starting Units: Begin with 1 unit in Development.
Explanation: For Production, allocate 1 unit per project in addition to the 1 unit in Development. Production may require additional units depending on the number of projects.

SSQUARE

iConnector

Connecting your IBM i applications to the digital world.

SSQUARE iConnector Overview

iConnector Overview

Key Features

Key Features

How Does it Work?

5 Steps to Using iConnector

How Does it Work?

5 Steps to Using iConnector

Step 1: Identify the Task

Identify the specific task performed on IBM i screens that you want to expose as an API. For example, creating a new customer profile.

Step 2: Data Mapping and Service Configuration

Use the drag-and-drop toolkit to design the workflow, mirroring how a user interacts with the IBM i screens. Define all required input and output fields to complete the task.

Step 2: Data Mapping and Service Configuration

Use the drag-and-drop toolkit to design the workflow, mirroring how a user interacts with the IBM i screens. Define all required input and output fields to complete the task.

Step 3: Generate an API

Create an API (we refer to as a service) from the defined process, enabling other applications to call it and pass the necessary input data for execution.

Step 4: Test an API

Test the API in a development environment using the visual testing tool. Review transaction logs to verify results and troubleshoot any errors.

Step 4: Test an API

Test the API in a development environment using the visual testing tool. Review transaction logs to verify results and troubleshoot any errors.

Step 5: Deploy an API

Deploy the API to the production environment and integrate it with applications such as websites, mobile apps, or other systems.

The Right Price for Businesses of All Sizes

The Right Price for Businesses of All Sizes

Free Trial (VM Image)

Premium

Suggestion:Starting Units: Begin with 1 unit in Development.Explanation: For Production, allocate 1 unit per project in addition to the 1 unit in Development. Production may require additional units depending on the number of projects.

Suggestion:
Starting Units: Begin with 1 unit in Development.
Explanation: For Production, allocate 1 unit per project in addition to the 1 unit in Development. Production may require additional units depending on the number of projects.