Learn more about using IBM® App Connect by completing hands-on tutorials to create event-driven flows and APIs, and to try other features of App Connect. Create flows an APIs from templates, from imported flow definition files, or from scratch.
Learn how to use the SalesforceRequest node in enterprise message flows in IBM® App Connect on IBM Cloud™, to directly access your Salesforce instance.
Learn how to use IBM® App Connect on IBM Cloud™ (with a plan that provides enterprise capabilities) to retrieve data in IBM Db2® on IBM Cloud™.
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Learn how to use IBM® App Connect Enterprise to expose a REST API to a queue in IBM MQ on IBM Cloud™.
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Learn how to create a flow in IBM® App Connect Enterprise (ACE) that updates on-premises enterprise data and calls an event-driven flow in IBM App Connect on IBM Cloud™ to pass enterprise data to SaaS applications and to get data from SaaS applications for processing on-premises.
Learn how to create a callable flow in IBM® App Connect Enterprise (ACE) that updates on-premises data and augments data for SaaS applications when called from a simple event-driven flow in IBM App Connect on IBM Cloud™.
Learn how to use IBM App Connect to create an event-driven flow such that when a new lead is created in Salesforce, a contact record is automatically created in the Oracle contact table. This tutorial demonstrates how you can easily create a flow by specifying information in a simple manner.
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Learn how to use the embedded API management capabilities in IBM App Connect on IBM Cloud to secure, test, and socialize APIs that are exposed when you create flows for APIs.
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Learn how you can use IBM App Connect Designer to create an event-driven flow that parses the contents of a new comma-separated values (CSV) file that’s uploaded to an SFTP server, creates records in an IBM Db2 database from the parsed contents, and then renames the file to indicate it’s been processed. Scenario First, find...
Learn how to use IBM App Connect on IBM Cloud to create an event-driven flow such that when a new lead is created in Salesforce, if App Connect finds that lead in the IBM Db2 database then it sends an email to the Salesforce lead owner giving them the Db2 history of the lead. This...
Learn how you can use App Connect Designer to create an event-driven flow that creates an incident in ServiceNow when someone fills in and submits a Wufoo form, and then sends an email to the form submitter. Note: This tutorial assumes that you have signed up for free or trial accounts for ServiceNow, Wufoo, and...
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Learn how to use IBM App Connect on IBM Cloud to create an event-driven flow such that when a new contact is created in Salesforce, a “Getting Started” document is automatically downloaded from IBM Cloud Object Storage and then sent to a specific folder in Dropbox. This tutorial demonstrates how you can easily create a...
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Learn how to use IBM App Connect to create an event-driven flow that creates a lead in an on-premises sales system with a file-based interface whenever a lead is created in Salesforce. Scenario: Your company is starting to use Salesforce for its Sales reps to record customer leads that they find. In the past, all...
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Learn how to use App Connect Designer to create an event-driven flow that when a new Salesforce contact is created, creates a document in IBM Cloudant with data from Salesforce. This tutorial demonstrates how to easily specify your own data properties for an IBM Cloudant document, without needing to write JSON.
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If you need to troubleshoot your flows in IBM® App Connect on IBM Cloud, or find out what they’re doing, you can use the Kibana logs in the IBM Cloud Log Analysis service. App Connect flows emit the following types of log entry: Error An error message is emitted when a trigger, action, or some...
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You can view logs in a Kibana dashboard for the resources that are running in your integration servers on IBM® App Connect on IBM Cloud™. To view the logs, you create a Logging policy and attach it to each integration server. The Logging policy is used to send system log data for your integration servers...
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- Adding a Mailchimp subscriber when a new message is added to Slack
- Adding a new card in Trello when a new case is added in Salesforce
- Adding attendees for an Eventbrite event as Insightly leads and MailChimp list subscribers
- Adding attendees for an Eventbrite event as SugarCRM leads
- Adding attendees for an Eventbrite event to a MailChimp mailing list
- Adding data to Google Sheets when a new lead is added to Salesforce
- Classifying Salesforce cases and posting a message in Slack
- Configuring polled events to trigger flows
- Connecting IBM Integration Bus (custom application) to Gmail
- Constructing an App Connect integration that uses aggregation, collection, resequencing, and timeout event-driven mechanisms
- Copying a Wufoo attachment to Box
- Creating a contact record in Oracle table when a new lead is created in Salesforce
- Creating a document in IBM Cloudant when a new contact is added in Salesforce
- Creating a ServiceNow incident and sending an email when a Wufoo form is submitted
- Creating records in an IBM Db2 database by using the parsed contents of a new CSV file in an SFTP server
- Downloading a file from IBM Cloud Object Storage to a Dropbox folder
- Introduction: Creating an event-driven flow
- Introduction: Creating flows for an API (Part 1)
- Introduction: Creating flows for an API (Part 2)
- Managing APIs that are exposed by API flows in App Connect on IBM Cloud
- Migrating account data from a flat file to Salesforce.com using IBM App Connect Professional
- Preparing SAP connectivity for App Connect Professional
- Retrieving items from your applications
- Retrieving the history of a new Salesforce lead from IBM Db2 to email the lead owner
- Synchronizing account data from SAP to Salesforce.com using IBM App Connect Professional
- Syncing Marketo Leads to Salesforce Leads
- Syncing Salesforce leads with an on-premises sales system
- Updating or creating a contact in Salesforce and updating Asana when a Wufoo form is submitted
- Using IBM App Connect enterprise capabilities to invoke REST operations on a data collection in MongoDB
- Using IBM App Connect enterprise capabilities to invoke REST operations on a PostgreSQL database
- Using IBM App Connect enterprise capabilities with IBM Db2 on Cloud
- Using IBM App Connect enterprise capabilities with IBM MQ on Cloud
- Using IBM Event Streams to send a message to IBM Cloud Functions when a new contact is added in Salesforce
- Using the JSON parser to convert the response from an HTTP call for subsequent use in a flow
- Using the SalesforceRequest node in enterprise integrations in IBM App Connect on IBM Cloud
I can´t find any references to implemtations of HA or clustering for App Connect appliances. Is there any documentation on this?
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I’ve passed your question on to the App Connect Professional team.
Regards, Ian
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