I am trying to get two different item which come from the same source to be pulled into different queue.
I am trying to get two different item which come from the same source to be pulled into different queue.
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There are two mechanisms for distributing items: push items and pull items.
You find them on properties panes called output for push then it is send to or on input then it is pull.
If you just want to distribute totally independent from these two mechanisms, you go better by mechanism push, because you tell a transmitting object how it distributes items to following objects by attributes like a label. You can achieve it then by a picklist option called port by case.
If you are forced to implement it by pull mechanism, then you must be sure that a set of attributes fits only for a single receiving object, otherwise a lower ranked receiving object gets more often items than higher numbered ranked objects. In a feature field called pull requirement you set a logical comparison statement, which must be fulfilled to a result of true to pull tested items into this object. A pull mechanism tests all available items at sending objects, until your logical comparison statement becomes true and this currently tested item will be pulled into your object.
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