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Version: 4.2.5

iCore Events via iCore Invoke

iCore Invoke is a web service hosted in IIS which lets the user create iCore Events. iCore Invoke uses session pooling which is useful in cases where the performance is of importance. The session pooling reduces the session initialization time.

On the client side, there is no need for iCore credentials (system id/name, username or password) to be passed from the client to server. The client accesses different iCore systems by using different endpoint addresses exposed by the server. Each endpoint is associated with an iCore system. Furthermore, there is already a set of Events associated with the iCore system which can be called by the client. When the client calls iCore Invoke an operation name is passed to the server. This name is mapped in the server to a Component configuration or an Event that is executed by iCPS runtime.

See Also

iCore events from iCore API

iCore Invoke

Configuration
iCore Invoke methods
Managing iCore Invoke