The WMConnect call informs the WFM Engine that other commands will be originating from this source. It allows the connection of external application with the WFM Engine for this series of interactions. You can view the XML input and output parameters which have to be passed in order to establish connection. There is a list of errors and warning that can occur if connection fails.
* implies for the mandatory parameter.
Name |
Parent Tag |
Description |
Valid Value |
Option * |
Root |
It refers to the case sensitive call name. |
Call Name which is case sensitive |
EngineName * |
Root |
It is the cabinet or database name which has to be connected. |
NA |
Name * |
Participant |
It is the user name for the cabinet connection. |
NA |
Password * |
Participant |
It is the user password for cabinet connection. |
NA |
Scope |
Participant |
It is the scope of the user which is going to login. Either it is for Administration purpose or client base activities. |
Admin or Otherwise |
ParticipantType |
Root |
It is the type of user which is going to login. |
U-User, P-Process Server, C-Configuration Server |
UserExist |
Root |
It specifies whether to login forcefully if the same user is already logged-in. |
Y/N Y-Login forcefully N-Do not login forcefully |
Name |
Parent Tag |
Description |
Option |
Root |
It refers to the case sensitive call name. |
MainCode |
Exception |
Error code specified by WAPI. |
SessionId |
Participant |
It refers to the session id provided after the successful connection with the specified cabinet. |
ID |
Participant |
It is the User Id which has established the connection |
Code |
Constant Value |
Message |
1 |
WM_CONNECT_FAILED |
Connect Failed. |