If you are unable to deploy the Siebel adapter using WebSphere
Integration Developer, you can use the WebSphere Process Server administrative
console to deploy an enterprise archive (EAR) file to the application
server.
Before you begin
You must have an adapter project that has been exported to an enterprise
archive (EAR) file.
About this task
Use the WebSphere Process Server administrative console to deploy
the EAR file as an alternative to using WebSphere Integration Developer for
deployment.
Steps for this task
- In the bottom right side window of WebSphere Integration Developer,
click Servers view.
- If not already started, right-click on the WebSphere Process Server
instance and start WebSphere Process Server.
- Confirm that the server is up by checking the status, it should
be listed as started.
- To start the administrative console, right-click on the server
and select Run administrative console.
- In the administrative console window, click login.
- Select .
- From the Enterprise Applications window, select Install.
- Open the EAR file that you want to deploy:
- In the Path to the new application window,
choose the system where the EAR file was saved, and browse to the corresponding
folder on the system.
- Select the EAR file from the folder where you it saved earlier
(under ‘Saving the adapter project’ section), click Open,
and click Next.
- From the Preparing the application for installation window,
click Next.
- From the Install New Application window, click
the Summary step, and click Finish. The project will be installed. When installation is done, you will get
the message confirming the successful installation of the application.
- From the same window where the message is appears, click Save
to Master Configuration.
- From the Enterprise Applications window, click Save.
Result
The application is now installed and saved successfully.
What to do next
Now, go on to start the application.
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