Implementing ClaimsXten
The PegaClaimsCXT application is provided in a separate jar “PegaClaimsCXT.jar” in the installation file.
This needs to be installed to enable the ClaimsXten functionality. The PegaClaimsCXT application is built on the PegaClaims application.
Once installed, the following configurations need to be set up to enable the integration.
Application system settingsThese are found in the Settings->Application Settings->ClaimsXten in App Studio
Application setting | Purpose |
CXTftp authentication | Application setting for ClaimsXten ftp authentication. |
CXT ftpport number | Port number for the ClaimsXten ftp server |
CXTftp URL | URL for the ClaimsXten ftp server |
CXT web service authentication | Application setting for the ClaimsXten web service authentication |
CXT web service timeout (ms) | Application setting for the timeout of the ClaimsXten web service |
CXT web service URL | URL for the ClaimsXten web service |
These are found in the Records->Sys Admin->Dynamic System Settings in Dev Studio
Dynamic system setting | Purpose | Value |
IsCXTServiceEnabled | Choose whether Data page source is Web | true/false |
IsCXTftpEnabled | Enable / disable FTP server or local | true/false |
CXTFTPTransferMode | Transfer mode for FTP | ASCII/Binary |
CXTPaidFeedFTPTargetLocation | Target file location in ftp server | As applicable |
CXTPaidFeedFTPSourceLocation | Source file location in local Pega server | As applicable |
The application version is PegaClaimsCXT 1. This is the application that is configured and certified with ClaimsXten™ version 6.2. Future versions of ClaimsXten that are certified will have an incremental application version number.
ClaimsXten Web serviceThe SCE integrates to ClaimsXten using a web service, or for the purposes of testing, a simulated service can be invoked. If the DSS setting IsCXTServiceEnabled is set to true, then the web service is utilized, and the appropriate application settings need to be configured. If this setting is false, then a simulated response is returned.
The web service uses two data transforms for the integration that can be extended as needed.
- EncodeCXTRequest – encodes a Base64 request to ClaimsXten
- DecodeCXTResponse – decodes a Base64 response from ClaimsXten
In the instance that the simulated response is required, the
CXTSimulatedResponses decision table can be configured to send a response
to be handled. The SCE test claim name is used to trigger the response XML
structure.
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