The job types that let OpCon Continuum work with a system or action.
View all tagsHow EASE job types add a job to today's instance of your schedule on Jack Henry's EASE OpCon, wait for it to finish, and bring back the remote job's output — the twenty job types and their fields, the schedule pre-checks, which remote statuses pass and fail, the SEQ property write-back, and what the Output tab shows.
What a connector is, the four ways connectors run, which ones need a saved connection, and the catalog of job types available today.
The agents and connectors that are part of OpCon Continuum, and the documentation for every OpCon agent, connector, and utility, with the ones that work with Continuum today.
How the UNIX/Linux, Windows, IBM i, and SQL LSAM connectors let an OpCon Continuum workflow run commands, WS_FTP Pro transfers, file operations, Corelation batch jobs, Fiserv DNA jobs, HTTP/REST calls, T-SQL scripts, library scripts, Symitar/Episys batch processing, and file-arrival waits on your existing legacy agents through a relay, and how to diagnose routing and exit-criteria failures.
How the OpCon MFT Transfer job downloads, transforms and uploads files on an OpCon MFT agent — the endpoint and key pickers, the order the compression and encryption steps run in, the compression password connection, what refuses a save, and why a restart resumes the previous run.
How the OpCon RPA Task job starts a Robot, Web Macro or Scan Document task on an OpCon RPA agent — the Sub-type, Task and Version pickers, how "Use latest" resolves, which statuses pass and fail, the instance properties the job carries, and what the Output tab shows.
How to prepare agents with the interpreters, drivers, and permissions each connector needs before running connector jobs.
How to diagnose and respond to a failed connector job so you can get a stalled workflow moving again.
How to add and configure a Run Command job so a job runs a command or program on an agent.
How to add and configure a Run Script job so a job runs a script in the interpreter you choose on an agent.
How to run commands on legacy LSAM machines so you can automate work on systems connected through the legacy relay.
How the SMAFT File Transfer job moves a file between two legacy LSAM machines, how the machine that runs the transfer is derived from Start Transfer On, and what refuses a save, fails a dispatch, or holds the job.
How Classic's fixed job-type catalog maps to OpCon Continuum job types and connectors, including legacy LSAM commands.
A business-level overview of what OpCon Continuum can automate and why connectors matter for your bank or credit union.