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Host | The IP address or hostname to which the Python Connector will bind. If left empty, the Python Connector binds to all IP addresses available on the system. |
| Port | The port number on which the Python Connector will bind. Ensure that the port is not used by other applications. |
| Allow Multiple Connections | If enabled, several connections are allowed simultaneously. If disabled, only one at a time is allowed. |
| Number of Connections Allowed | If Allow Multiple Connections is enabled, the maximum number of simultaneous connections is specified as a number between 0 and 99999. |
| Use Connection Control | Select this option if you want to control connection requests individually. If you select this option, you may need to make a selection for Route Connection Requests on. See the description below. |
| Route Connection Requests on | Select on which route you want to route connection requests when a user requests to connect. Select one of the possible routes listed in the drop-down list. |
| Use per Connection Routing | Select this check box if you want to control what each individual connection is routing. |
| Use TLS | Select this check box if you want to use TLS. When you select this check box, the fields under Security are enabled. If you want connections to use SSL, see 9.6362.6.3.35 5 Connecting Using SSL. |
| Keystore Path | Enter the path to the keystore in this field. |
| Keystore Password | Enter the password for the keystore in this field. |
| Key Alias | Enter the alias for the key in the keystore in this field. This field is optional |
| Key Password | Enter the password for the key alias in this field. This field is optional. |
| Require Client Authentication | Select this check box if you require client authentication from all connecting clients. |
Accepted Types | Select which data types are to be accepted by the Python Connector agent. You can select UDR types or bytearrays. |
| Output Routes | Enter which route accepts what data type. |
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You can use __all__ = ['<name1>', '<name2>', ..] to only expose the names listed as the API instead of adding to the default API. See the example shown in the image below. The Python Language Service tool must be running to enable the Compilation Test. For further information, see 9.50.4 Python Language Service.
For further information on writing code in the API tab, see 9.63.5 Python Writer's Guide.
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The Python Connector agent is configured to accept DRUDR types.
The Analysis agent is configured to debug the input and send UDRs to route r_2 back to the Python Connector agent.
As shown below, you can trigger activity in the workflow using an exploration tool, Jupyter Notebook is used in this example.
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