How-to's
How-to's represent common use cases and offer step-by-step instructions for accomplishing specific procedures or techniques.
How-to's include a PDF 
, a zip 
file containing sample files, and a video 
, as needed, for download.
Version 8
| Configuring Writable Applications |
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| Configuring the Neo4j Connector |
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| Deploying an iWay Application to a Docker Container |
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| Configuring iWay Service Manager for Bi-directional Communication With Salesforce.com |
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| FTP to FTP File Transfer for Any File Size |
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| Extracting and Storing PDF Form Data Into a Repository |
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| Hosting RESTful APIs |
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| Installing and Configuring Apache ActiveMQ With iWay Service Manager Version 8 |
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| Integrating SAP and Salesforce.com Using iWay Service Manager |
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| Moving a File (Event-Based) |
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| Requesting Permanent Licenses for iWay Software Products and Supported Components |
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| Transforming a CSV Document Containing Reserved Words to XML Format |
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| Using the JSON Iterator |
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Version 7.x
How-to's for Version 7.x are also applicable in Version 8, but certain steps might be slightly different.
| Accessing a NetSuite Web Service |
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| Building an Application to Dynamically Execute Partner Process Flows |
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| Checking for Locked Files |
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| Configuring iWay Service Manager for RabbitMQ Using Java Message Service |
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| Configuring LDAP Authentication in iWay Service Manager |
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| Configuring the NAS2 Adapter in iWay Service Manager |
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| Connecting to a Server Using Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) |
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| Dynamic Transform and XSLT Switching Process Flow |
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| Enabling Secure Sockets Layer for a Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Connection |
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| Exposing a Process Flow as a Web Service |
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| FTP to FTP File Transfer for Any File Size |
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| Grouping Multiple SQL Objects in a Single Logical Unit of Work |
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| Inserting Data Into a RDBMS Using the SQL Object |
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| Installing and Configuring Apache ActiveMQ With iWay Service Manager |
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| Loading and Publishing an iWay Integration Application Using iWay Integration Tools |
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| Managing an Invalid HTTP Request |
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| Moving and Renaming Files Between Directories |
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| Ordered Queue Processing |
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| Passing a NULL Value Through the SQL Object into a Database |
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| Requesting Permanent Licenses for iWay Software Products and Supported Components |
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| Retry Pending Messages |
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| Calling an SQL Transaction Dynamically Using iWay Data Quality Server |
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| Configuring a Data Quality SOAP Call Plan |
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| Configuring Microsoft SQL Server Authentication in iWay Data Quality Server Design Time and Runtime Environments |
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| Creating a Data Quality Server Profile to Import into iWay Data Profiler |
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| Creating, Testing, and Deploying a Data Quality Online Service |
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| Enabling and Configuring the ServerFilesystemServiceComponent in iWay Data Quality Server |
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| Installing and Running a Data Quality Loqate Standard Address Application |
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| Migrating iWay Data Quality Server Plans and Components on Windows |
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| Parameterizing an iWay Data Quality Server Component |
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| Parameterizing an iWay Data Quality Server SQL Statement From an Input File or the Command Line |
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| Requesting Permanent Licenses for iWay Software Products and Supported Components |
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