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Boomi DataHub (MDH) Manager

Boomi DataHub (MDH) Manager

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Browse and manage Boomi DataHub repositories: universes, golden records, quarantine, outbound queues, channels, transactions, end-dated records, raw API.
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Boomi DataHub Manager -

Browse and operate Boomi DataHub repositories directly from VS Code. Universes, sources, channels, golden records, quarantine entries, the outbound queue, transactions, end-dated records, and a raw-API console — all in one place, without leaving the editor.

⚠ Unofficial community extension. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Boomi, LP. "Boomi" and "Boomi DataHub" are trademarks of Boomi, LP, used here descriptively to identify the third-party platform this extension connects to. For official support of the Boomi DataHub platform, contact Boomi directly.


Highlights

  • 🌐 Repository explorer — universes, sources (with live pending / undeliverable counts), and channels in a familiar tree view.
  • 🔎 Golden record search — up to six field filters combined AND/OR, field-id autocomplete from the universe model, date range filters, end-date and channel-propagation actions per row.
  • ⚠ Quarantine workspace — filter by reason, resolution, and source; resubmit or purge entries with a single click; colour-coded reason pills.
  • 📤 Outbound queue — both pending and delivered (history) modes, with op-type colour coding (CREATE / UPDATE / DELETE / RESTORE / REJECT_DUPLICATE), GRID lookup, and delivery acknowledge.
  • 📜 Transactions, end-dated records, raw API — supporting panels for inbound staging visibility, soft-delete recovery, and arbitrary REST calls when you need to escape the UI.
  • 🔐 Credentials in your OS keychain, never in settings.json. Backed by VS Code's SecretStorage — macOS Keychain, Windows DPAPI, Linux libsecret / GNOME Keyring.
  • 🩺 Built-in diagnostics — a request/response trace channel with timing, WWW-Authenticate capture, and parse-error context to make 401s, schema surprises, and network issues self-explanatory.

Quick start

1. Create a connection profile

Click the hub-and-spoke icon in the Activity Bar, then + in the Profiles view (or run MDH: New profile from the command palette).

Fill in the form:

Field Notes
Name Anything memorable (e.g. prod, qa-aus).
Base URL https://<region>.hub.boomi.com — no /mdm suffix, no trailing slash.
Account ID Your Boomi account ID. For Basic auth this doubles as the username.
Auth mode Hub Auth Token (Basic) or JWT (Bearer).
Repository ID Required for JWT, optional for Hub Auth Token.
Verify SSL Leave on unless you're hitting a dev cluster with a self-signed cert.
Token / JWT Stored in SecretStorage; never written to disk.

2. Connect

Click the profile, or run MDH: Connect. The status bar shows MDH: <profile> and the Repository view appears with your universes.

3. Search

From any universe row in the Repository view, use the inline icons:

  • 🗄 Database icon → Open Golden Records
  • ⚠ Warning icon → Open Quarantine
  • ✈ Send icon → Open Outbound Queue

The same three actions sit in the Repository view's title bar and in the right-click menu on each universe. Outbound Queue also has a per-source inline icon (handy when you want to pre-filter to one source).


Features in detail

Golden records

  • Field filter rows with EQUALS / NOT_EQUALS / STARTS_WITH / ENDS_WITH / CONTAINS / GREATER_THAN / LESS_THAN / IS_NULL etc.
  • Field-ID autocomplete pulled from the universe model on connect.
  • updatedAfter / updatedBefore ISO-8601 range filters.
  • Optional includeSourceLinks — useful when figuring out which source contributed which value.
  • Per-row actions: end-date (with confirmation), propagate to channel (opens a channel picker).
  • Side-by-side details pane with Attributes, Parsed JSON, and Raw XML tabs — useful for debugging mappings.

Quarantine

  • Filter by reason (PARSE_FAILURE, POSSIBLE_DUPLICATE, REFERENCE_UNKNOWN, MULTIPLE_MATCHES, …), resolution (PENDING, RESUBMITTED, PURGED, RESOLVED), and source ID.
  • Reason pills are colour-coded so urgent issues stand out at a glance.
  • One-click Resubmit and Purge with modal confirmations (purge is irreversible).

Outbound queue

  • PENDING mode — items waiting to be consumed by their channel. Filter by opType, deliveryType (DELIVERABLE / UNDELIVERABLE), GRID, relative time (PAST_HOUR / PAST_24_HOURS / PAST_WEEK), or an absolute date range. The Delivery ID field is disabled (Boomi's API rule, surfaced in the UI).
  • HISTORY mode (delivered) — items already consumed. Delivery Type disables; Delivery ID becomes available for pinpointing one delivery.
  • Source dropdown auto-populates with codes from your repo (e.g. LS, CRM, DC) including their pending / undeliverable counts.
  • Click Open golden record to jump from an outbound entry to its GRID.
  • Acknowledge delivery action for cases where Boomi's automatic ack got lost.

Transactions, end-dated records, raw API

  • Transactions / Staging — query inbound transactions by state (PROCESSING / QUARANTINED / COMPLETED), source, source entity, or record ID. Handy when an inbound looks stuck.
  • End-dated records — soft-deleted records, with a per-row Restore action.
  • Raw API — pick a method, type a path under /mdm/, add query params and an optional XML body. Useful for endpoints the first-class UI doesn't cover yet, and for poking around when something looks off.

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.84 or newer.
  • Network access to a Boomi DataHub repository — Boomi Cloud (*.hub.boomi.com)
  • A Hub Auth Token or JWT with permission for the endpoints you intend to use.

Boomi Data Hub Cloud extension handles both, including Hub builds that wrap universes in <MdmResult> / <UniverseList> or return per-source statistics under <sourceStats sourceCode="…">.


Commands

Command What it does
MDH: New profile Open the create-profile form
MDH: Edit profile Modify metadata or swap the token
MDH: Delete profile Remove profile + its SecretStorage entry
MDH: Connect Pick a profile and connect
MDH: Disconnect Drop the session
MDH: Refresh Reload universes
MDH: Open Golden Records Filter-driven record search
MDH: Open Quarantine Quarantine entries with resubmit / purge
MDH: Open Outbound Queue PENDING + HISTORY (delivered) modes
MDH: Open Transactions / Staging Inbound transaction queries
MDH: Open End-dated Records Soft-deleted records + restore
MDH: Open Raw API Arbitrary REST console
MDH: Fetch universe model Show the field model for a universe
MDH: Propagate channel updates… Push records to a channel
MDH: Acknowledge delivery… Acknowledge an outbound delivery
MDH: End-date golden record… Soft-delete a golden record
MDH: Restore golden record… Undo an end-date
MDH: Resubmit quarantine entry… Retry quarantined inbound
MDH: Purge quarantine entry… Permanently remove a quarantine entry
MDH: Show connection status Quick status notification
MDH: Show log Open the request/response trace

Settings

Setting Default Purpose
mdh.requestTimeoutSeconds 60 HTTP timeout for all calls (seconds).
mdh.defaultQueryLimit 100 Default page size in query panels.
mdh.profiles [] Profile metadata (non-secret). Sync-safe — Settings Sync transports this fine, with no risk of leaking credentials.

Credentials are always stored in vscode.SecretStorage. They never appear in settings.json, never sync via Settings Sync, and never appear in logs.


Security & privacy

  • No telemetry. The extension makes no outbound calls except to the Boomi server you configure.
  • No third-party services. All requests go directly from your VS Code instance to your Boomi endpoint.
  • Credentials are keychain-stored. macOS Keychain, Windows DPAPI, Linux libsecret. They never touch disk in plain text.
  • Logs are credential-free. The diagnostic trace records URLs, status codes, and response bodies, but redacts the actual token / JWT — it only logs its length, for sanity-checking paste-with-newline bugs.
  • No remote auto-update except via VS Code itself. The extension has no built-in update mechanism.

Troubleshooting

Symptom Try
401 UNAUTHORIZED on connect Run MDH: Show log. Check the www-authenticate header — Basic means your token is wrong; Bearer means switch Auth mode to JWT. Verify Account ID format with your Boomi admin.
Repository view empty after connect The server returned a response in an unfamiliar shape. The log will show rootTag=…, topKeys=[…]. Share that in an issue.
Sources / Channels expand empty Same as above — the log will say whether the structured XML parse failed and what the validator pointed at.
Connection refused / ENOTFOUND Check the Base URL, your VPN, and any corporate proxy. The extension respects Node's HTTPS_PROXY if set.
Self-signed cert errors Edit the profile and uncheck Verify SSL. Use only for dev environments.

The Output channel (MDH: Show log) is the source of truth for any HTTP-level issue. It's safe to paste into bug reports — no credentials leak through.


Compatibility notes

  • Boomi Cloud (e.g. *-aus.hub.boomi.com) — full support.
  • MDH versions — tested against current Boomi DataHub APIs. Older builds with different endpoint paths may need adjustment; please file an issue with the request trace.

Known issues

  • The structured XML parser (fast-xml-parser v4) is strict about certain inputs. The extension falls back to regex extraction in those cases, so functionality stays intact, but the details pane's "Parsed" tab may be empty when the regex path was used. The Raw XML tab always works.
  • The transactions panel doesn't yet expose date-range filters — use the Raw API for time-windowed inbound queries.

Contributing & development

Source code is in TypeScript. Issues and pull requests welcome.

Reporting bugs

Please include the request/response trace (MDH: Show log) in any bug report — it almost always identifies the root cause within seconds, and contains no credentials.


License

2.0 version of the Apache License. See LICENSE.


Acknowledgements

HTTP via axios, XML via fast-xml-parser.

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