EuroRunner Interfaces - ENOM

ENOM needs to be configured to create XML files when it receives a message i.e. via FTP. To set-up ENOM to generate XML files, open up ENOM and go to Maintenance > System.

1. Click the XML tab and tick the Generate XML tick box.
2. Either type in the path name to the folder which you want the files to be generated in
3. or click the small button to the right of the box and browse for the folder.

If you type in the path name instead of browsing for it, please ensure that the folder exists and that you have read & write permissions on the folder.

The folder location is defined in the registry (see the File Services section of the Registry documentation). EuroRunner looks in the inbox sub-folder of the location stored in the registry.

To check if the registry contains the correct folder location:

1. In Windows, click the Start button, then click "Run" and type "regedit"
2. In the left window pane, locate "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" and expand it, now locate "SOFTWARE" and again expand it
3. Locate the "GMSL" key and expand it
4. Expand the "Services" key
5. Now left click on the "FileService" key, you should see something similar to the following:
   
6. The string value "sourcedirs" data value in the right window pane should be pointing to the location that ENOM outputs its XML.
7. To change the value, simply double click the string key 'sourcedirs'.

The ENOM inbox is defined in the registry (see the ENOM section of the Registry documentation). This value is the path to the folder where EuroRunner will create the XML notice.

To check if the registry contains the correct folder location:

1. In Windows, click the Start button, then click "Run" and type "regedit"
2. In the left window pane, locate "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" and expand it, now locate "SOFTWARE" and again expand it
3. Locate the "GMSL" key and expand it.
4. Now left click on the EuroRunner key, you should see something similar to the following:
   
5. The string value "edig@sin" data value in the right window pane should be pointing to ENOM's inbox.
6. To change the value, simply double click the string key 'edig@sin' and enter the new path.

Ensure that this path actually exists; the simplest method is to copy this path then open up Windows explorer and paste it into address bar.

If you are certain the folder actually exists then the problem maybe that the folder is not actually accessible via EuroRunner.

This can sometimes be the issue when the target folder is located on a mapped or UNC network drive. If the drive has not been mapped correctly or the user is not authenticated.

If the folder exists and is accessible but EuroRunner still cannot create the XML file, the problem could be with actual file permissions on the folder.

Ensure that the target folder’s file permissions are set correctly and that the user that EuroRunner is running as (EuroRunnerUser by default unless changed during install) has read & write permissions to the folder.

This screen is the general FTP allow/disallow setting. Tick the Use FTP checkbox to allow ENOM to FTP.

If you require a proxy server to FTP in your network then you can enter a proxy server on this screen also. (Most networks permit FTP'ing therefore do not require a proxy server)

This screen defines exactly which FTP server is contacted and sent messages to.

Each recipient in the Name dropdown list requires:

1. FTP user id
2. FTP password
3. FTP path
4. FTP IP address
5. Once the FTP details have been entered the Use FTP box must also be checked.

Once all the settings have been entered click Save.

To configure ENOM to send messages as soon as it receives them from EuroRunner go to the Maintenance > System screen, on the General tab and tick the box called Send Messages Immediately.

When this box is ticked, ENOM will attempt to send the message via FTP to the correct counterparty as soon as it receives a new message.

When ENOM is performing a send/receive, it creates a log to show the process, to view this log, double click on the 4th pane in the status bar of ENOM:

This will display a screen listing the last process that occurred and informing you of any errors that may have occurred.

Note: If no FTP settings have been configured and a send/receive occurs, the process log will still say Getting FTP Lock...Got FTP Lock. This does not mean that ENOM has connected to an FTP server, the FTP lock is simply a database entry which is set when ENOM performs a send/receive.