Generating business objects

Each time an event occurs during run time, an EJB application sends a message object containing object-level data and information about the type of transaction. The connector maps this data to the corresponding business object definition, to create an application-specific business object. The connector sends these business objects on to the integration broker for processing. It also receives business objects back from the integration broker, which it passes back to the EJB application.

Note:
If the object model in the EJB application is changed, use the ODA to create a new definition. If the business object definitions in the integration broker repository do not match exactly the data that the EJB application sends, the connector is unable to create a business object and the transaction will fail.

Business Object Designer provides a graphical interface that enables you to create and modify business object definitions for use at run time. For details, see Creating and modifying business objects.

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