This section provides you with the steps to configure the community participant's environment. In this case, this environment is handled with a WebSphere Business Integration Connect - Express system. In the sample scenario presented in this chapter, partnerTwo is using WebSphere Business Integration Connect - Express to send and receive EDI using HTTP AS2.
To successfully receive EDI via HTTP AS2, take the following steps:
As the first step, you must create a profile for Partner Two in WebSphere Business Integration Connect - Express. To create a profile for Partner Two, take the following steps:
Receipt Address Unsecure Domain
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IP_MACHINE_C where IP_MACHINE_C is the Internet protocol (IP) address of
Machine C, where WebSphere Business Integration Connect - Express is running
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Receipt Address Unsecure Port
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80 where 80 is the port assigned for use by WebSphere Business Integration
Connect - Express during installation.
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AS2 Sender ID
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987654321
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Business ID Type
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DUNS
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Business Identifier
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987654321
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Partner One must be identified as a participant to WebSphere Business Integration Connect - Express. To create Partner One as a participant, take the following steps:
From the Manage Participants view, you can see the details for partnerOne.
Once the participant for Partner One exists, you must configure Partner One for AS2 and HTTP. This configuration identifies the parameters required by WebSphere Business Integration Connect - Express for both sending and receiving HTTP and AS2 to partnerOne.
To configure partnerOne for HTTP and AS2, take the following steps:
http://IP_MACHINE_B:7080/bcgreceiver/submit
Where IP_MACHINE_B is the IP address of Machine B.
User Name: partnerOne
Password: partnerOne
Remember these were referenced earlier in the sample step of creating the default gateway for Partner Two in WebSphere Business Integration Connect Enterprise Edition on Machine B.
http://IP_MACHINE_B:7080/bcgreceiver/submit