Before doing this procedure, make sure that you imported WSDL files and installed a security certificate. If your environment requires a proxy server to communicate with MarcomCentral, make sure that you set up the system to use it. For more information, see the related tasks.
Make sure that the polling interval meets the MarcomCentral terms of service. If the terms limit calls to the MarcomCentral system to a maximum of 1 every 5 minutes, set the value to 5 minutes or more.
For example, if the MarcomCentral web service uses Pacific Standard Time to compute dates and times, set the property to -8.
Ricoh ProcessDirector sets the value of this property at the start of the polling interval.
When the input device successfully communicates with the application, Ricoh ProcessDirector sets the value of this property to match the value of the WebService.CurrentRequestTime property. A successful communication results in a response code 200, even if no data is received that creates a job.
If you prepended MyStore to the names of the SOAP requests when you imported them, set the property to MyStore-GetOrdersByDate.