Connectors
Under the 'Connectors' section, the platform encompasses a comprehensive array of protocol-level Connectors. These connectors facilitate connections with various external sources, providing seamless integration. The platform supports an array of API-based connectors, including REST, databases (DB), Messaging queues (MQ), File-related protocols (local File, FTP - file transfer protocol, SFTP - Secured file transfer protocol), SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), MAIL (email server connection), and DYN (dynamic REST connector allowing configurations to populate from preceding components)

📄️ DB
The Database connector establishes connectivity with a wide range of Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) relational Databases, enabling the execution of SQL operations. It allows the utilization of MEL expressions within connector fields and the dynamic configuration of attributes based on the specific Database configuration employed. This flexibility facilitates multi-tenant scenarios by adjusting connection attributes according to the information received from individual requests.
📄️ REST
The Exchange backend uses REST Connect to transparently convert a REST API specification to a QuickIntegration connector.
📄️ MQ
Java Message Service (JMS Connector) enables sending and receiving messages to queues and topics for any message service that implements the JMS specification. JMS is a widely used API for message-oriented middleware. It enables the communication between different components of a distributed application to be loosely coupled, reliable, and asynchronous. The main features of JMS Connector include:
📄️ SOAP
The SOAP Connector facilitates communication with SOAP web services, allowing you to integrate with systems that expose their functionalities via the SOAP protocol. It simplifies the process of sending SOAP requests and processing responses within your flows.
📄️ DYN
The Dynamic Datasource Connector provides a flexible way to interact with external services, particularly REST APIs, where connection parameters are not predefined but are determined dynamically at runtime from the pipeline data. Unlike traditional connectors that rely on pre-configured datasources and client beans initialized at startup, this connector creates the necessary client configurations per request, offering unparalleled adaptability for dynamic integration scenarios.
The Email Connector provides a connection to your email server
🗃️ FILE
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