Web Hook Center
Overview
To support seamless integration, the WCS system interacts both upstream with WMS systems and downstream with equipment control systems. These interactions often require real-time message reporting. The Webhook Center module is designed to efficiently generate, send, and manage these messages throughout the system.
This section explains the configurations and features of Web Hook Config and Web Hook Message.
Web Hook Config
This section is used to manage message subscriptions. Only subscribed messages will be generated and sent during system operations.
Here are the explanations of some fields.
| Parameters | Description |
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| URL | Callback URL, endponit to which the message will be sent once generated. |
| Map | Specifics the application map region. If left empty, the configuration is applied globally. |
| Execution Method | Webhook: The system sends the message directly to the callback URL in a standard format. Execution Function: A custom logic functions executed upon message generation. The message is then sent as part of that logic. |
Search
Multiple filters are available to search web hook configuration: Subscriber, Config Description, Message Type, and Map.
The results are organized into a table list, with the accessible action buttons.
Add New Config
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Go to Web Hook Center > Web Hook Config > + Create Config.
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Provide the details of the required fields.
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Optionally fill out the additional information.
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Click Submit to complete this creation.
Edit & Delete Existing Config
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Locate the target config record in the list.
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Click Delete to remove obsolete or incorrect configurations.
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Click on Edit to modify existing webhook configurations.
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Update the necessary info.
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Submit to save the changes.
Web Hook Message
This section tracks all generated messages and their delivery statuses, helping administrators monitor message flows and debug issues.
Supported Features:
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Search: Supports multiple filters, including Command, Message ID, Container, and more.
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Resend: Allows manual resending of failed messages to ensure reliability.