Tutorial: Wire components using the assembly editor

This tutorial teaches you how to use the assembly editor to create components and wire them together. The example used in this tutorial is a module for business services that uses a human task component, however the actions shown in this tutorial are also used in assembling a mediation module.

There are eleven lessons in the tutorial. Each lesson in the tutorial is in the format of a movie. Here is the list of lessons:
  • Lesson 1: Understanding the layout of the assembly editor
  • Lesson 2: Creating a component
  • Lesson 3: Adding an interface to a component
  • Lesson 4: Adding a partner reference to a component
  • Lesson 5: Wiring with the wire handle and palette
  • Lesson 6: Wiring using the wire actions
  • Lesson 7: Adding the component implementation
  • Lesson 8: Displaying the properties of elements in the assembly diagram
  • Lesson 9: Adding qualifiers
  • Lesson 10: Creating an import
  • Lesson 11: Creating an export

Click the following link to launch the tutorial:

Tutorial: Wiring components with the assembly editor

Related concepts
Components and mediation modules
Approaches to assembling a mediation module
Quality of service: Qualifiers for mediation services
Using Java in a mediation module
Related tasks
Creating a mediation module
Opening a mediation module assembly
Setting assembly editor preferences
Adding and wiring components
Editing the properties of elements in the mediation module assembly
Adding Qualities of Service (QoS) qualifiers
Processing events in a sequence
Working with implementations
Generating bindings for imports and exports
Invoking a module from another module
Interoperability with services from other vendors
Fixing errors in the assembly diagram
Best practice: Do not make changes to J2EE staging projects
Related reference
Assembly editor for mediation modules

Related information

Tutorial: Create a mediation flow
Samples: Mediation Flow editor

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