Generate business object definitions and related artifacts by using
the enterprise service discovery wizard to first add a container business
object to the business function and then create a new assembled adapter application,
also referred to as an SCA module. After the business object definitions and
related artifacts are generated, they are contained within the newly assembled
adapter application (the SCA module).
- In the Generate Artifacts window, click New next
to the Module field to create a new module.
- Select Create a module project and click Next.
- In the New Module window, type a meaningful
name in the Module Name field, then click Finish. The name you type is the name that will be given to the assembled adapter
application (the SCA module) after the business object is generated.
- In the Generate Artifacts window, select the Use discovered
connection properties option.Generate Artifacts window
- Enter the FTP Adapter Managed Connection Factory Properties. See Managed (J2C) connection factory properties for more information
on the properties. You must populate the Ftp Url, User
Name and Password fields. The Ftp
Url can be provided in one of the following formats:
- ftp://hostname[:portNumber]
- ftp://[username:password@]hostname[:portNumber]
If
using this format, you do not need to enter User Name and Password fields
again.
Note: The portNumber is optional in both
of the above options.
- ftp://hostName
If using this format, provide
the authentication alias by entering the value of the alias name in the J2C
Authentication Data Entry property.
- Optional: Scroll down to enter the logging and tracing
properties. Lower half
of the Generate Artifacts window
- Click Finish.
Result
The WSDL, import, FTPFileBG, FTPFile, UnstructuredContent, CustomerWrapperBG,
CustomerWrapper and Customer business objects are generated. The application
business objects specified by the user are updated with application-specific
information for data transformation and saved in the business object location.
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