Create a reference in the assembly editor from the adapter project
to an endpoint. The endpoint represents an a generic J2EE component, such
as the application server. By wiring the adapter project to the stand-alone
reference (represented as a component in the assembly editor), 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 inbound 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.
- Create a component. The component represents a J2EE
client, like an application server, that reads inbound requests from the adapter.
- Identify and drag the Component (with no implementation
type) icon into the Assembly Editor.Assembly Diagram window with
EmailInboundInterface representation
- Click the side of the stand-alone reference representation and
drag the wire to the adapter project representation. This draws
a wire from the adapter project to the new component.Assembly Diagram EmailInboundInterface
wired to Component 1 representation
- Click OK if any dialog boxes ask you to
save the changes.
- Right-click the component and select .
- Select the default package and click OK. WebSphere Integration Developer generates the Java implementation
for the endpoint component and opens it in a window.
- Save the generated Component1 Java™ implementation and the assembly diagram.
Result
A reference binding is created
linking the adapter to the J2EE client.
What to do next
Configure an inbound
adapter module or export the outbound adapter module to an EAR file. The EAR
file can be deployed to the application server.
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