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Ivanti Middleware

Ivanti Middleware is a Node.js application designed to seamlessly connect business objects through APIs. It serves as a bridge between various business systems, enabling efficient data exchange and communication. This middleware simplifies integration efforts and enhances interoperability, ultimately improving data flow and connectivity within your organization.

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Ivanti Middleware - Connecting Business Objects through APIs

Ivanti Middleware is a powerful tool designed to streamline communication between various Business Objects (BO) within your enterprise environment through APIs.

Introduction

Ivanti Middleware acts as a connector, enabling seamless data exchange and interaction between different Business Objects. Whether you're dealing with customer data, inventory information, or any other business-related data, this tool helps to bridge the gap between disparate systems.

Features

  • Efficient Data Flow: Establishes a robust and efficient connection between different Business Objects.
  • Real-time Synchronization: Enables real-time data synchronization, ensuring that information is up-to-date across all systems.
  • Customizable Mapping: Allows you to define custom data mappings between different Business Objects.
  • API Management: Provides tools to manage API endpoints, authentication, and security.
  • Logging and Monitoring: Offers detailed logs and monitoring capabilities to track data flow and identify potential issues.

Installation

To set up Ivanti Middleware for connecting your Business Objects, follow these steps:

  1. Clone this repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/mhtajan/ivanti-middleware.git
$ cd ivanti-middleware
  1. Install the required dependencies:
$ npm install

  1. Configure the API endpoints, authentication credentials, and any necessary settings in .env file.

  2. Start the Ivanti Middleware:

$ npm start

Getting Started with ngrok

ngrok is a tool that allows you to expose your local server to the internet, enabling you to quickly share and test your web applications. This guide will help you set up and use ngrok for your development needs.

Installation

  1. Download ngrok:

    Visit the ngrok website and sign up for an account. After signing up, you'll be able to download the ngrok command-line tool.

  2. Unzip the Downloaded File:

    Extract the downloaded ngrok executable to a location on your system.

  3. Add ngrok to Your Path:

    You can either move the ngrok executable to a directory that's already in your system's PATH, or you can add the directory where ngrok is located to your PATH. This will allow you to run ngrok from any terminal window.

Usage

  1. Run Your Local Server:

    Start your local server that you want to expose to the internet. For example, if you're using Node.js and Express, you might run node app.js.

  2. Expose Your Local Server:

    Open a terminal window and navigate to the directory where the ngrok executable is located.

    Run the following command to expose your local server:

    ./ngrok http 3000