Preface
Introduction to Services Integration Framework
Setting Up the SIF SDK
Request and Response Objects
Transactions and Exception Handling
ORS-Specific SIF API
Asynchronous SIF Requests
- Asynchronous SIF Requests Overview
- Architecture of JMS Message Queue for SIF
  - Processing Asynchronous SIF Requests
ORS-Specific JMS Event Messages
- ORS-Specific JMS Event Messages Overview
  - Elements in a Response XML Message
  - Sample Response XML Message for an Update Event
Using Security Access Manager
Using Dynamic Data Masking
SIF API Reference
- Functional SIF API Listing
- Reference SIF API Listing
Troubleshooting
Appendix A: Identifiers
Appendix B: Frequently Asked Questions

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Web Services

After you install the MDM Hub on an application server, you can use the SiperianClient library classes to create web services on that application server. You can interrogate the web service to get the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) descriptions of the web service’s operations and arguments. The operations and arguments are equivalent to the methods and arguments of the SiperianClient Java classes that the web service exposes.

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