Contents
About this book
Audience
Typographic conventions
Related documents
New in this release
New in release 6.0
New in release 4.2.2
Introduction to back-end integration
Overview
Overview of document processing
The roles in the hub community
The hub configuration process
Overview of back-end integration
Planning for back-end integration
Which business protocol are you using?
Web services (SOAP)
cXML
EDI
RosettaNet
Which packaging will you use?
None packaging
Backend integration packaging
Which packaging type works with your documents?
Example of Backend Integration packaging over HTTP
Which message transport will you use?
HTTP transport protocol
JMS protocol
File-system protocol
How do you access your back-end application?
Message handling
Queued delivery
Communication error handling
Duplicate messages
Configuring WebSphere Partner Gateway
Sending documents to the back-end system
Receiving documents from the back-end system
Integrating with WebSphere InterChange Server
Introduction to InterChange Server integration
Planning for integration with InterChange Server
InterChange Server versions that WebSphere Partner Gateway supports
Message transports that InterChange Server supports
Support for InterChange Server integration
Configuring WebSphere Partner Gateway for InterChange Server
Providing support for outgoing documents
Providing support for incoming documents
Configuring InterChange Server
Creating business object definitions
Creating the connectors
Creating the collaborations
Deploying the project
Handling documents with attachments
How the Attachment data handler performs the conversion
Setting up the environment for the Attachment data handler
Configuring the Attachment data handler
Creating attachment-related business object definitions
Integrating InterChange Server over HTTP
Using HTTP transport protocol with ICS
Components required for documents to ICS over HTTP transport
Setting up the environment for HTTP transport with ICS
Creating business object definitions for ICS over HTTP
Creating ICS artifacts for HTTP
Sending SOAP documents over HTTP/S
Components required for sending and receiving
How community participants invoke Web services
How the Community Manager invokes Web services
Integrating with InterChange Server over JMS
Components required for documents over JMS transport
How documents are sent over the JMS transport
How documents are received over the JMS transport
Setting up the environment for JMS transport
Configuring the JMS queues
Configuring the Adapter for JMS
Creating business object definitions for JMS
Creating the payload business-object structure for JMS
Creating JMS header information
Creating ICS artifacts for JMS
Creating the JMS connector object
Binding collaborations to communicate with Adapter for JMS
Integrating with other back-end systems
Integrating with WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker
Planning for integration with Message Broker
Message Broker versions that WebSphere Partner Gateway supports
Message transports that Message Broker supports
Support for Message Broker integration
Configuring WebSphere Partner Gateway for Message Broker
Providing support for outgoing documents
Providing support for incoming documents
Configuring Message Broker
Creating the message flow
Deploying the project
Using HTTP transport protocol with Message Broker
Components required for documents over HTTP transport
Creating the message flow for HTTP transport
Sending SOAP documents
Using JMS transport protocol with Message Broker
Components required for documents over JMS transport
Setting up the environment for JMS transport
Creating the message flow for JMS transport
Integrating with WebSphere Data Interchange
Who should read this chapter
Resources you can use with this chapter
Introduction
How documents are sent to WebSphere Data Interchange
How documents are received from WebSphere Data Interchange
Example scenario used in this chapter
Configuring your environment for message exchange
Configuring WebSphere MQ communication
Configuring WebSphere Data Interchange
Setting up the JMS environment
Configuring WebSphere Partner Gateway Enterprise Edition
Configuring WebSphere Partner Gateway - Express
Configuring My Profile
Creating a participant for Partner One
Configuring the Partner One participant
Summary
Routing EDI documents
Overview of EDI routing
Special considerations for AS packaging
How inbound documents are routed
How outbound documents are routed
Setting both IDs in the participant profile
Appendixes
Appendix. Notices
Programming interface information
Trademarks and service marks
Index