Available Integrations |
An integration defines an event that can be monitored by the Integration Service that, when detected, prompts the service to run specified actions.
File integrations are those in which the Integration Service monitors a specified file system or location for a new file to arrive. Locations that can be monitored include local file systems or network shares, Librarian, or supported cloud storage locations.
Web Service integrations are those in which the Integration Service monitors for a REST web request to arrive.
Database integrations are those in which the Integration Service monitors for a database change. The service polls the specified database at timed intervals, and when a new record is detected, the service extracts that data and uses it to print a job.
Email integrations are those in which the Integration Service monitors a specified inbox for an email message to arrive.
Network Socket integrations are those in which the Integration Service monitors for TCP/UDP IP socket data to arrive.
Serial Port integrations are those in which the Integration Service monitors for serial port data to arrive.
Message Queue integrations are those in which the Integration Service monitors for a Windows message queue message to arrive.
Time Schedule integrations are those that run on a specific time schedule or at an interval (for example, every five minutes). Such integrations are useful for running periodic scripts.