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Creating the scenario graphical data map configuration

This scenario was developed by using a sample initial configuration. You can either follow the instructions to add your own database to a message map, or set up the sample final configuration to try out the scenario in the same way as it was originally developed.

Before you begin

  • Download a copy of the FindAddressInitialConfiguration.zip file.
  • Download a copy of the FindAddressFinalConfiguration.zip file to set up the final scenario configuration and see the result of following the steps that are documented in the scenario.
  • Make sure you have access to a WebSphere® Message Broker runtime environment and a WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit installation with the default configuration deployed. For more information on installing WebSphere Message Broker components, see Installing in theWebSphere Message Broker information center.

Procedure

Complete the following steps to set up the sample initial configuration that was used to develop the scenario:

  1. Install WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit. For more information, see Installing in theWebSphere Message Broker information center.
  2. Import the AddressBookInitialConfiguration.zip file:
    1. Click File > Import. The Import wizard opens.
    2. Expand Other, click Project Interchange, then click Next.
    3. Specify the location of the AddressBookInitialConfiguration.zip file.
    4. Specify the location of the open workspace.
    5. Select the projects that you want to import into your workspace. For this scenario, select all projects. Then, click Finish.

Results

You imported the scenario source files.

In the Application Development view, you should see the following resources:
  • A SaveAddress operation
  • A FindAddress operation
  • Multiple xsd structures such as addresses.xsd
  • The AddressBook wsdl file
  • The FindAddress.map file
  • The SaveAddress.map file
  • The SaveAddress_Request_Response_Mapping.map file
  • The Catch.map file
  • The Failure.map file
  • The TimeOut.map file
This figure lists all the resources available within the AddressBook service project. There are two operations: SaveAddress and FindAddress. There is one wsdl file, and multiple subflows.

In your database, you see the ADDRESS, PERSON, and PHONE tables:

This figure shows the database tables Address, Person, and Phone created in the ADDRESSBOOK schema.

What to do next

Follow the steps for Configuring a database in the WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit.