1. Integration Guide
  2. Integration of Oracle Banking Payments
  3. Maintenance for Oracle Banking Payments
  4. Maintain External Notification and Queue Connection Profile

2.2.2 Maintain External Notification and Queue Connection Profile

You need to maintain the details of the external notification queue and queue connection profile for call-back configuration in the Oracle Banking Payments.

The prerequisites are as follows:

  1. Open the login page of Oracle Banking Payments.

  2. Specify Username and Password, and log in to Oracle Banking Payments Homepage.

After the Oracle Banking Branch hand off the transactions to Oracle Banking Payments and process the transactions, the Oracle Banking Payments will push back the notification to Oracle Banking Branch based on the below configurations.

To maintain external notification and queue connection profile:

  1. On the Homepage, specify PMDEXTNT in the text box, and click the next arrow.
    The External Notification Queue Detailed screen is displayed.
  2. On the External Notification Queue Detailed screen, specify the details as shown in the figure. For information on the fields, refer to the Payments Core User Guide in the Oracle Banking Payments Documentation Library.

    Figure 2-4 External Notification Queue Detailed


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    Description of "Figure 2-4 External Notification Queue Detailed"

  3. On the Homepage, specify PMDQPROF in the text box, and click the next arrow.
    The Queue Connection Profile Maintenance Detailed screen is displayed.
  4. On the Queue Connection Profile Maintenance Detailed screen, specify the details as shown in the figure. For information on the fields, refer to the Payments Core User Guide in the Oracle Banking Payments Documentation Library.

    Figure 2-5 Queue Connection Profile Maintenance Detailed


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    Description of "Figure 2-5 Queue Connection Profile Maintenance Detailed"

    Note:

    The Profile ID mentioned in the figure needs to be maintained as the Oracle Banking Branch User ID for the specific branch.
    The Profile ID will be sent as User ID in the request header for the call-back from Oracle Banking Payments to Oracle Banking Branch.

Parent topic: Maintenance for Oracle Banking Payments