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How to Export Interface API Version V3 without a message type ?

We are describing features and capabilities related to an API, specifically Interface API V3 mapping and the SKYVVA integration application. Let us break down the information:

SKYVVA application API supports V3 mapping.

The V3 version of your API includes hierarchical sObjects under the root node 'sObject.' This suggests a structured nested representation of data.

Users can perform callouts using V3 Outbound.

The integration application provided by SKYVVA enables the mentioned functionalities.

This feature-rich API with hierarchical data representation in Version 3, and the ability to perform callouts without explicitly specifying a message type when using the SKYVVA integration application. This is advantageous for users seeking flexibility and ease of use in the integration processes.

Example :

The business requirement is to integrate the SKYVVA integration application with the SAP CPI (SAP Cloud Platform Integration) adapter, the user is allowed to leverage Interface API Version V3 mapping. This involves the inclusion of a root node named 'sObject,' indicating V3 hierarchical sObjects. Additionally, the user can execute callouts with V3 Outbound without explicitly specifying a message type. This functionality is facilitated through the SKYVVA integration application.

V3 Outbound Callouts:

Required step:

[su_box title="Note" box_color="#2a8af0" title_color="#000000"]It will work with all adapters (support V3 processing), Data Loader, and SKYVVA Bulk Data Loader except SOAP adapter.[/su_box]

[su_box title="Result: " box_color="#2a8af0" title_color="#000000"]When clicking the 'Manual Process' button to execute the callout, we receive the 'Message Success' along with the payload, which is determined based on the conditions set in the 'Filter Query' of the 'SOQL Query for filter sObject' section. As a result, the V3 outbound processing now supports V3 hierarchical sObjects mapping (Interface API Version).[/su_box]

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