The following topics describe the steps necessary to use orchestration to control the flow of data in your project.
Understanding Orchestration
Creating a Simple Orchestration
Using Map and Forward to Simplify Orchestration
Using Orchestration to Identify an Output Server Message
Creating Loops and Branches
Creating Reusable Code with an Orchestration Process
Using External Code with an Orchestration Process
Using External Code with an Orchestration Message Filter
Using the OrchExtensions Class
Logging from your Orchestration
Consolidating Multiple Server Messages into One Client Message
Orchestration Tasks for MCP COBOL Projects
Orchestration Tasks for OS 2200 Open DTP Projects
Orchestration Tasks for OS 2200 TIP Projects
Orchestration Tasks for OS 2200 UTS Projects
Orchestration Tasks for AB Suite/EAE Projects
Determining the Type of a Received Message
Handling Exceptional or Abnormal Conditions
Security Settings for an Application
Configuring .NET Core Web API Applications
Debugging an Orchestration