Using Java in a mediation module

Most of the time you deal with WSDL interfaces and references in mediation modules; mediation flow components must have WSDL interfaces and references. However, WebSphere® Integration Developer supports some Java™ functions and provides some ways for you to use Java components with your mediation flow components

WebSphere Integration Developer is organized around the use of WSDL interfaces and references, but it does provide some ways to work with Java:
Limitations of Java components in mediation modules

The topics listed below provide information about these processes.

Related concepts
Components and mediation modules
Approaches to assembling a mediation module
Quality of service: Qualifiers for mediation services
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
Business services: Opening a module assembly
Related reference
Assembly editor for mediation modules

Related information

Tutorial: Wire components using the assembly editor
Tutorial: Create a mediation flow
Samples: Mediation Flow editor
Tutorial: Wire components using the assembly editor

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