WebSphere Adapter for Siebel

Adding external software dependencies

After you create the adapter application project, you must add the external software dependencies, in the form of JAR files, to the adapter project. The adapter uses this interface to make calls to the Siebel native interfaces.

Before you begin

A connector project for the adapter must be created on your workspace. This project must contain the necessary EAR file and artifacts.

About this task

Add the third-party dependency files to enable the adapter to connect to the Siebel application.

Steps for this task

  1. Browse to the folder where the third-party Siebel dependency jar files are stored. For Siebel Server 78, the necessary files are Siebel.jar and SiebelJI_enu.jar for the English locale.
  2. Copy the dependency jar files and paste them into the connectorModule folder within the CWYEB_SiebelAdapter project in WebSphere Integration Developer. The following is an example of a destination folder in the file system: C:\widworkspace\CWYEB_SiebelAdapter\connectorModule.
  3. To see the jar files, right-click the CWYEB_Siebel Adapter folder and select Refresh.
  4. Right-click the CWYEB_Siebel Adapter project folder and select Properties.
  5. From the CWYEB_SiebelAdapter window, browse to the folder where the third-party Siebel dependency jars are stored.
  6. From the Properties window, select Java build path in the left pane.
  7. Select the Libraries tab and click Add JARs.
  8. From the JAR selection window, expand the nodes and select the appropriate JAR files, depending on your version of the Siebel server.
  9. Click OK in the next two windows to conclude the selection.

Result

The third party libraries that you have added to the connector project will be used in the new project EAR file at the time of deployment.

What to do next

Now, go on to configure the adapter for outbound processing.

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Last updated: Thu 12 Oct 2006 03:37:04

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