Configuring the examples, template, adapter, and maps

This sections describes the examples as well as how to configure them and the adapter.

About the example content

The examples are as follows:

Copying the template class file

For the collaboration template to work, you must include the associate class file:

Note:
Because the example collaboration is based upon the CollaborationFoundation template (available separately), IBM does not provide the .CLM or .java components necessary for modifying the collaboration.

Configuring the connector

Configure connector properties as follows:

Supporting the example business objects

To work with the example business objects, you must make sure that the adapter supports them:

  1. In System Manager, open the WBI Adapter for the WebSphere MQ Workflow and Port connector definitions
  2. Click the Supported Business Objects tab, and add the following business objects:

Binding maps

To enable maps to transfer data, you must associate them with the adapter.

  1. In System Manager, open the adapter definitions.
  2. Click the Associated Maps tab.
  3. Check Explicit Bindings for the following maps:

Final configuration steps

  1. Reboot InterChange Server to ensure that all changes take effect.
  2. Import sample_folder/WebSphereMQWorkflow_Samples.fdl to your IBM WebSphere MQ Workflow Runtime Server.
    Note:
    For information about importing the FDL file to Runtime, see IBM WebSphere MQ Workflow: Getting Started with Buildtime. If you are not concerned about overwriting existing runtime data, you can quickly load the example workflows by opening a command line window and typing the following (WARNING: This will overwrite all runtime data):
    fmcibie /i=WebSphereMQWorkflow_Samples.fdl /u=ADMIN /y= /t 
    /o (password: password)
    

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