XML System Options (SIRVA)

 

System options define how MoversSuite communicates with SIRVA processes.  The table below describes the options needed to support the SIRVA upload and download processes.  Enter these options within the Name field along with corresponding Value directly through XML System Setup for each supported process:

SIRVA Download Request

SIRVA Registration Upload

 

 

Name

Value/Description

EchoReceiveLocation

USED FOR DEBUGGING PURPOSES ONLY

This serves as a directory location where a registration request copies to prior to sending to sHub Local Listener.

Example:  “E:\mss\WebService\bin\EchoSirvaResponse”

LocalListenerErrorLog

Error log file of the sHub Local Listener.

Example:  C:\error.log

SirvaAgentID

SIRVA sHub issued agent identifier for configuring sHub. 

Example:  “1234567”

If needed, users can enter multiple SirvaAgentID values within this field separating each agent with a semicolon.  Include the van line association for each entry prior to the agent identification number (single character van line followed by a colon).  Avoid using spaces in this entry.

Example:  “A:1234567;N:7654321;”

SirvaBadXmlDirectory

Directory path of where the sHub Local Listener stores order registration responses from sHub mainframe.

Default:  C:\

SirvaProcessID

SIRVA-issued identifier that signifies a registration upload or download operation.

Example:  “123456”

If needed, users can enter multiple SirvaProcessID values within this field separating each process with a semicolon.  Include the van line association for each entry prior to the process identification number (single character van line followed by a colon).  Avoid using spaces in this entry.

Example:  “A:1234567;N:7654321;”

SirvaReceiveLocation

Directory path of where the sHub Local Listener stores order registration responses from sHub mainframe.

Example:  C:\

SirvaSendLocation

Directory path of where the sHub Local Listener looks for order registration requests sent to sHub mainframe.

Example:  C:\

ValidateSchema

This is a flag indicating whether the database schema should be validated (true) or not (false).

Example:  False

WebServiceURL

URL of the MoversSuite SIRVA sHub web service, used to communicate with the sHub Local Listener.

Example:  http://localhost/MSSExternalInterface/Sirva.asmx