Create a reference in the assembly editor from the adapter project
to a stand-alone reference. A stand-alone reference represents an a generic
J2EE component, such as an application server. By wiring the adapter project
to a stand-alone reference, you link the adapter to other server processes.
Before you begin
You must have
generated artifacts for your adapter project before creating reference bindings.
About this task
To generate reference
bindings, follow this procedure.
How to perform
this task
- Optional: Switch to the business integration perspective
by selecting .
- Right-click the outbound project and select . Opening
the Assembly Editor The Assembly editor opens in WebSphere® Integration
Developer. An icon representing your adapter module interface is present in
the assembly editor.Assembly
Diagram window with EmailOutboundInterface representation
- In the assembly editor, identify and click the Import icon. It is a green arrow.
- Identify and click the Stand-alone References icon
(blue arrow) and drag it into the assembly editor.
- Create a wiring from the stand-alone reference to the adapter project
by clicking the side of the stand-alone reference representation and dragging
the wire to the adapter project representation.Assembly
Diagram EmailOutboundInterface wired to Stand-alone References
- Optional: If a message appears telling you that a reference
will be added to the source node and asking you to continue, click OK.
- Save the changes.
- Right-click the business integration module project and select Open
Dependency Editor.Opening Dependency
Editor
- Click Add to add your J2EE project.
- Select your project from the list and save.
Result
A reference binding is created
linking the adapter to application server processes.
What to do next
Export the adapter
project to an EAR file. The EAR file can be deployed to the application server.
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