WebSphere Adapter for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Creating the adapter project in WebSphere Integration Developer

To begin the process of creating and deploying a module, you create an adapter project. The adapter project (called a connector project in WebSphere® Integration Developer) contains the adapter itself plus other related artifacts. You create the project by importing the RAR file, which was copied to your local file system during the adapter installation, into WebSphere Integration Developer.

Before you begin

Make sure you have installed Adapter for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and that you have created an authentication alias.

About this task

Create an adapter project (called a connector project in WebSphere Integration Developer) to contain the adapter (which you import from the adapter installation directory) as well as artifacts related to it. All projects are self-contained; they do not refer to objects outside of the project.

To create an adapter project, use the following procedure.

How to perform this task

  1. If WebSphere Integration Developer is not currently running, start it now.
    1. Click Start > Programs > IBM WebSphere > Integration Developer V6.0.2 > WebSphere Integration Developer V6.0.2.
    2. If you are prompted to specify a workspace, accept the default value.

      The workspace is a directory where WebSphere Integration Developer stores your project.

    3. When the WebSphere Integration Developer window is displayed, close the Welcome page.
  2. Switch to the J2EE perspective:
    1. Click Window > Open Perspective > Other.
    2. Click J2EE.

      If J2EE is not displayed in the Select Perspective window, select the Show all check box, click J2EE, and click OK.

    3. If you see the Confirm Enablement window, select Always enable capabilities and don't ask me again.
    4. Click OK.
  3. Import the RAR file by right-clicking Connector Projects and clicking Import > RAR file.
    Figure 1. Importing the RAR file
    Screen capture showing the action of right-clicking Connector Projects and selecting Import, then RAR file
  4. From the Connector Import window, click Browse and navigate to the directory in which Adapter for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne was installed.
  5. Click CWYED_JDE.rar.
    The connector project has the same name as the RAR file.
    Note: If a project named CWYED_JDE.rar already exists in this workspace, the name in the Connector project field has a number appended to it (for example, CWYED_JDE1).
  6. Optional: In the Connector project field, type another name for the project or accept the default value.
  7. Optional: In the Target server field, select the server to which the adapter will be deployed or accept the default value.
  8. Clear the Add module to an EAR project check box.
    Figure 2. Clearing the Add module to an EAR project check box
    Screen capture showing the check mark removed from the "Add module to an EAR project" check box

    Notice that the EAR project field becomes unavailable after you remove the check mark.

  9. Click Finish.

Result

A new J2EE Connector project is created and listed under Connector Projects. To see its contents, expand the project in Project Explorer. For example, if the connector project is named CWYED_JDE, expand CWYED_JDE.
Figure 3. The connector project in the Project Explorer window
Screen capture showing the contents of the adapter project folder (CWYED_JDE)

What to do next

Add the required external dependencies to the project.

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Last updated: Mon 30 Oct 2006 03:42:09

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