Define your connector project's business object definitions and
their related artifacts.
Before you begin
To generate business
objects and artifacts for your connector project, you must have already selected
business objects to add to the adapter project.
- Next to the Module field, click New. The New Integration Project window opens.
- Select Create a module project and click Next.
- Name the adapter module and click Finish. For outbound communications, consider naming the module EmailOutbound. The module is created and a new screen opens to define the managed
connection factory properties.
- Optional: To modify the Service operations names or
description, click Edit Operations.
- Leave the Deploy connector with module check
box selected and click Use discovered connection properties.
- Optional: Change the default Host name
and Port values to reflect your mail server setup. For more information about event persistence properties, see Managed (J2C) connection factory properties
- Optional: Change the Username and Password values
to reflect your mail server setup. The UserName and Password entered
should be valid for the e-mail server running on the specified host. For more information about event persistence properties, see Managed (J2C) connection factory properties
- Optional: Change the Log file name and Trace
file name paths to store the log and trace files in a different
location.Generate Artifacts window
- Click Finish when all of the values have
been entered.
Result
The enterprise service discovery
wizard will generate the artifacts. The outbound artifacts that are created
are visible in the WebSphere
® Integration Developer Project Explorer
under your module.
What to do next
Generate reference
bindings for the adapter module.
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