Before you begin to configure the connections, make sure you have started the:
Application server and set up the messaging system.
RepConnector Manager, created a connection profile, and connected to a RepConnector runtime instance. See “Getting Started with RepConnector Manager”.
You can create a RepConnector connection to:
Listen for events from a database and route those events to a messaging system
Listen for events from a messaging system and then route the events to a database
To configure a RepConnector connection to listen for events from a database and then route the events to a messaging system, select REPLICATION as the inbound type and one of the messaging systems (JMS, TIBCO, IBMMQ) as the outbound type. The inbound type is the source from which the RepConnector Connection receives data. The outbound type is the destination to which the RepConnector connection routes the data.
To configure a RepConnector connection that listens for events from a database and routes the events to a user-defined sender processor (a file, for example), select replication as the inbound type and custom as the outbound type.
To configure a RepConnector connection to listen for events from a messaging system and then route the events to a database, select one of the messaging systems (JMS, TIBCO, IBMMQ) as the inbound type and select DATABASE as the outbound type.