Contents
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Preface
About this book
Audience
Typographic conventions
Related documents
Getting help
Online help
Software support
Passport advantage
Product docmentation
Introduction
Information needed to set up the hub
An overview of document processing
Configuring document processing components with handlers
Targets
Document Manager
Inbound fixed workflow
Actions
Outbound fixed workflow
Gateways
Preparing to configure the hub
Creating a directory for a file-directory gateway
Configuring the FTP server for receiving documents
Configuring the required directory structure on the FTP server
How files sent over FTP are processed
Additional FTP server configuration
Security considerations for the FTPS server
Configuring the hub for the JMS transport protocol
Creating a directory for JMS
Modifying the default JMS configuration
Creating queues and the channel
Adding a Java run time to your environment
Defining the JMS configuration
Starting the server and displaying the Community Console
Starting WebSphere MQ
Starting the WebSphere Business Integration Connect components
Logging in to the Community Console
Configuring the Community Console
Specifying locale information and console branding
Branding the console
Localizing the data on the console
Setting the password policy
Configuring permissions
How permissions are granted to users
Enabling or disabling permissions
Configuring the hub
Uploading user-defined handlers
Setting up targets
Setting up an HTTP/S target
Setting up an FTP target
Setting up an SMTP target
Setting up a JMS target
Setting up a File-system target
Modifying configuration points
Defining document flows and interactions
Using system-supplied packages and protocols
Uploading packages
Configuring document processing
Configuring fixed workflows
Configuring actions
Creating actions
Managing custom XML
Creating a CustomXML protocol definition format
Creating a document definition flow
Creating an XML format
Using validation maps
Creating interactions
Summary
Creating participants and participant connections
Creating participants
Setting up gateways for the participants
Creating gateways
Setting up B2B capabilities
Activating participant connections
Summary
Setting up security for inbound and outbound exchanges
Understanding terms and concepts
Types of security
The ikeyman utility
Community Console
Keystores and truststores
Creating and installing certificates
Inbound SSL certificates
Outbound SSL certificate
Adding a Certificate Revocation List (CRL)
Inbound signature certificate
Outbound signature certificate
Inbound encryption certificate
Outbound encryption certificate
Configuring Inbound SSL for the Console and Receiver
Finishing the configuration
Enabling the use of APIs
Specifying the queues used for events
Specifying alertable events
Updating a user-defined transport
Appendix A. Examples
Basic Configuration - Exchanging EDI documents with AS packaging over HTTP
Configuring the hub
Creating participants and participant connections
Basic configuration - Setting up security for inbound and outbound documents
Setting up SSL authentication for incoming documents
Setting up encryption
Setting up document signing
Extending the basic configuration
Creating an FTP target
Setting up the hub to receive binary files
Setting up the hub for custom XML documents
Appendix B. Setting up RosettaNet exchanges
RNIF and PIP document flow packages
Setting up RosettaNet support
Creating connections to participants
Editing RosettaNet attribute values
Configuring attribute values
Deactivating PIPs
Providing failure notification
Updating contact information
Creating PIP document flow packages
Creating the XSD files
Creating the XML file
Creating the package
About validation
Cardinality
Format
Enumeration
PIP document flow package contents
Appendix C. Setting up Web service requests
Identifying the participants for a Web service
Setting up Document Flow Definitions for a Web service
Uploading the WSDL files for a Web service
Setting up an interaction for a new Web service
Adding Document Flows to Participants B2B Capabilities
Activating the participant connection
Restrictions and Limitations of Web service support
Appendix D. Setting up cXML exchanges
cXML support overview
cXML document types
Content-type headers and attached documents
Valid cXML interactions
Creating a cXML document flow definition
Notices and Trademarks
Notices
Programming interface information
Trademarks and service marks