Answer / guest

During validation, run-time data is compared to a blueprint
or model. The blueprint or
model is a formal description of the structure and the
allowable content for the data. The
blueprint identifies structural and content constraints for
the data being validated. The
validation engine in webMethods Integration Server
considers the data to be valid when it
conforms to the constraints specified in the blueprint. A
blueprint can be an IS schema, an
IS document type, or a set of input and output parameters.

can we invoke morethan one service in trigger?

4 Answers   Accenture,

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What Does an IS Schema Look Like?

1 Answers  

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What happens to the locks on elements when we replicate a package?

1 Answers  

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By how many ways can we invoke a service?

5 Answers   WestRock,

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How to create a link between variables?

2 Answers  

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What Does a Flow Service Look Like in Diagram View?

1 Answers   Colt, IBM,

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can any one please post Q and Ans for Trading Networks in webMethods

0 Answers   TCS,

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In what folder is the webMethods documentation for Broker located?

2 Answers  

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In which case the transformers should not be used...?

2 Answers   Kekran Mekran,

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How ACLs Affect locking?

2 Answers  

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in which scenario we will use no tx,in which scenarion we use local tx?

1 Answers   TCS,

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What Is Dimensionality?

2 Answers  

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