Endpoint Direction
Gain precise control and visibility over your integration flows with Nodinite Endpoint Direction. This feature lets you track the direction of every message, enabling advanced filtering, compliance, and actionable insights for both business and technical users.
✅ Track message direction for every Log Event
✅ Enable powerful, self-service filtering in Log Views
✅ Automate direction assignment with Logging Agents
✅ Support compliance, troubleshooting, and business process optimization
Info
On this page, you will learn about the Direction property of a Nodinite Log Event.
EndPointDirection is a mandatory numeric field in every Nodinite Log Event. It qualifies the direction for the Endpoint, making it easy to search, group, and analyze events across your integration landscape. Use this information to create tailored, self-service Log Views for your business and technical teams.
From the Repository Model, you can manage Endpoints and filter on Direction for targeted analysis.
Nodinite includes a Repository Model where you can manage Endpoints and other systems integration artifacts. Each Endpoint has a direction indicated by a constant value, as shown in the table below:
EndPointDirection | Direction | Note |
---|---|---|
0 | Receive | One-Way, for example, receive a file from a folder |
1 | Send | One-Way, for example, send a file to SFTP |
10 | Two-way Receive | For example, an API sponsoring incoming requests |
11 | Two-way Send | * A client calling some REST API * A call to a stored parameterized procedure |
-2 | None | Please avoid this option |
-1 | Unknown | Default if not set/found (Please avoid this option) |
Important
The Endpoint direction property is mandatory. You must ALWAYS include a value in the Nodinite Log Events.
Try it out yourself
To see the full list of values for your version, simply test the Log API.
https://localhost/Nodinite/LogAPI/swagger/ui/index#/LogEvent/LogEvent_EndPointDirection
Replace
https://localhost/Nodinite
as appropriate for your Environment.
EndPointDirection collection from the Swagger documentation
Simply press the 'Try it out' button:
To get the list of EndPointDirections, press the 'Try it out' button.
Then, press the Execute button, and you will see a modal like the screenshot below:
Here's an example of 'EndPointDirections' as rendered by the Swagger definition.