Use the Siebel application event component to test whether the
event was successfully polled and delivered by the adapter.
Before you begin
You should have
an service component (SCA) module installed on the server.
About this task
Create a new record
in the event component in the Siebel application to test the polling and delivery
of an event by the adapter.
How to perform this
task
- Create a new record in the event component in the Siebel application,
as shown:
Siebel application event component table
Event component attribute |
Attribute value |
Object name |
IOAccountInterfaceICAccountBG |
Event type |
Update Note: This value is dependent on having completed
Tutorial 1: Outbound processing for Siebel business services.
|
Status |
0 |
Object key |
Name=SampleTest |
Note: If you provided any prefix in the connection properties, you
must add the prefix to the object name. The provided object key value is a
sample only. You must set an appropriate name by checking the existing Account
record in the enterprise information system.
- In the WebSphere Process Server Admin Console window,
select .
- Confirm that the application, SiebelBS_InboundApp,
has been started successfully. A message is provided at the top
of the window and also the status against the application will change from
an "x" to an arrow.
- To check the WebSphere Process Server log information, select the Console tab
at the bottom of the window.
Assuming the event was successfully
polled and delivered by the adapter, you should see the System.out.println()
statement, added earlier in the class, on the console window.
Figure 1. System.out.printin() statement example
Result
This concludes the successful
polling and delivery of an event by the adapter using the business service,
Siebel Account, and its integration object, Account Interface. You can also
confirm the success by checking the event component using the Siebel client.
The corresponding event record will have been deleted from the event component.
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