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SFMS Bank Application Interface specifications Version 3.0 4.6 BankAPI client Interface through Program Method SFMS BankAPI client can be called using SFMS BankAPI Client program methods. The client method returns a string to the external application. The following methods are available for external programming interface: ‣ executeRemoteProcess(java.lang.String[] args) • This method should be called from another program with the following arguments to send a message to SFMS BankAPI Server. Parameters: String - should be either filesend or msgsend or receive String - if filesend input absolute path of file, if msgsend input content of the message, if receive ExternalApplicationId. String - Password. String - if receive IFSC. ‣ getResponse() • This method returns the response message when a file is sent. ‣ getReceivedMessages() • This method returns the string of received messages. For the sample program provided for developers, refer Appendix B. 4.7 Overview of SFMS BankAPI Usage S.No. Program Arguments Description 1 BankAPIClient msgsend First argument “msgsend” indicates that the system is trying to send a message in the form of a string. Second argument is the string containing the actual message to be transmitted to SFMS. This method will return a string either in file or on the output device. The filename is an optional argument where the 2. BankAPIClient Filesend incoming messages are to be saved. First argument “filesend” indicates that the system is trying to send a message in the form of a file. Second argument is the string containing the filename of the message to be transmitted to SFMS. This method will return a string either in file or on the output device. The filename is optional argument. Confidential Uncontrolled when Printed Page 17 of 24
SFMS Bank Application Interface specifications Version 3.0 3. BankAPIClient Receive “receive” argument receives messages in the form of a string at that instance from SFMS and $@* as a delimiter with limit of maximum no. of ten messages . 4. executeRemotePro cess (Arguments) msgsend Filesend Receive If there are no messages, the system gives status as ‘No Messages Received’. This method will return a string either in file or on the output device. The filename is an optional argument. This method is called from another program with required Arguments and responses will be received by calling the following methods: For file send / message Send: - getResponse() For message receive - getReceivedMessages() Note: Sample program provided at Appendix-B. Confidential Uncontrolled when Printed Page 18 of 24
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