The Isah Integration Server is an application that makes Isah functionalities available outside Isah. These functionalities can be used in your own software. The Integration Server itself does not contain any Isah logic but it enables to access such unambiguously.
You can retrieve or change Isah data with the Integration Server. The Isah user rights will be taken into account. For example, if a user is not allowed to open a tab in Isah, the same applies to opening it via the Integration Server.
It is possible to open a large number of Isah forms with the Integration Server to view information or to start processes. In addition, you can facilitate the user to make a selection in a form and use the result in your own application.
With queries and stored procedures you are able to retrieve data without using the GUI. By means of a query you perform a database search for data. The retrieved data can be processed in your own application. Stored procedures are routines stored in the database. Their main purpose in Isah is to change data. You can use the numerous standard stored procedures but you can also add custom stored procedures.
Predefined Isah scripts and reports can be run from the Integration Server (if user permissions allow).
The Isah Integration server is an out-of-process COM server that is released as an executable (IERPLink.exe). Since it uses some of the same files as Isah, it is part of the Isah client installation. Therefore, the Isah version always matches the Integration Server version. A license is required for each user in order to use the Isah Integratiion Server functionality. Please contact your Isah consultant for further information.
The Integration Server API consists of a number of interfaces. All interfaces, including their methods and properties are described in the Integration Server help. Code examples show the application of methods and properties. Tasks show you how to perform certain actions. All help topics describe situations you may encounter using the Integration Server.
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