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Understanding the Detect/Trigger services

Updated on August 4, 2022

The Detect/Trigger set of services are used to detect whether a customer’s device has tripped a Geofence in the system and to trigger Events associated with tripped Geofences. These services support handling requests for multiple customers in a single request.

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The following two variants of the service exist:

  • HandleMktGeolocations HTTP Service

    http://<host>:<port>/prweb/PRHTTPService/PegaMKTGeolocation/Services/HandleMktGeolocations?CustomerID=<CustomerID1,2,..n>&DeviceID=<DeviceID1,2,..n>&DeviceLatitude=<DeviceLatitude1,2,..n>&DeviceLongitude=<DeviceLongitude1,2,.n>

    When using this service for multiple customers, ensure that each of the values are comma-separated (e.g. CustomerID=A1,A2,B1) and that the length of each of the request fields (such as CustomerID, DeviceLatitude, etc.) is the same.

  • HandleMktGeolocations SOAP Service

    The following URL provides the WSDL for your this service: http://<host>:<port>/prweb/PRSOAPServlet/SOAP/PegaMKTGeolocation/Services?WSDL

    The following is an example SOAP request for two customers:

    <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:geol="GeolocationPayload">  <soap:Header/>  <soap:Body>    <geol:GeolocationPayload>      <Geolocation>        <CustomerID>JR</CustomerID>        <DeviceID>ANDR1234</DeviceID>        <DeviceLatitude>41.34</DeviceLatitude>        <DeviceLongitude>-71.79</DeviceLongitude>      </Geolocation>      <Geolocation>        <CustomerID>RA</CustomerID>        <DeviceID>IO12</DeviceID>        <DeviceLatitude>41.797</DeviceLatitude>        <DeviceLongitude>-72.077</DeviceLongitude>      </Geolocation>    </geol:GeolocationPayload>  </soap:Body></soap:Envelope>

    Both variants of this service expect the following inputs:

    • CustomerID – Customer identifier
    • DeviceID – Device identifier
    • DeviceLatitude – Latitude of the device
    • DeviceLongitude - Longitude of the device

For each customer location, the system evaluates whether the location trips any of the defined Geofences. For each Geofence that is tripped, the system triggers all Events associated to that Geofence.

  • Previous topic Understanding the Preferred Geofences services
  • Next topic Integrating real-time events with Pega Event Strategy Manager

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