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2.Enter a name or value.

3.To encrypt a property, click the Encrypt box.

4.Choose to save or discard changes, as described for Setting Standard Connector Properties.

The Update Method displayed for each property indicates whether a component or agent restart is necessary to activatechanged values.

Important: Changing a preset application-specific connector property name may cause a connector to fail. Certain property names may be needed by the connector to connect to an application or to run properly.

Encryption for connector properties

Application-specific properties can be encrypted by clicking the Encrypt check box in the Edit Property window. To decrypt a value, click to clear the Encrypt check box, enter the correct value in the Verification dialog box, and choose OK. If the entered value is correct, the value is decrypted and displays. The adapter guide for each connector contains a list and description of each property and its default value.

Update method

When WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker is the integration broker, connector properties are static. The Update Method is always Agent Restart. In other words, for changes to take effect, you must restart the connector agent after saving the revised connector configuration file.

Specifying supported business object definitions

The procedures in this section assume that you have already created:

vBusiness object definitions

vMQ message set files (*.set files)

The *.set files contain message set IDs that Connector Configurator requires for designating the connector’s supported business objects. See the Implementation Guide for WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker for information about creating the MQ message set files.

Each time that you add business object definitions to the system, you must use Connector Configurator to designate those business objects as supported by the connector.

Important: If the connector requires meta-objects, you must create message set files for each of them and load them into Connector Configurator, in the same manner as for business objects.

To specify supported business objects:

1.Select the Supported Business Objects tab and choose Load. The Open Message Set ID File(s) dialog displays.

2.Navigate to the directory where you have placed the message set file for the connector and select the appropriate message set file (*.set) or files.

3.Choose Open. The Business Object Name field displays the business object names contained in the *.set file; the numeric message set ID for each business object is listed in its corresponding Message Set ID field. Do not change the message set IDs. These names and numeric IDs are saved when you save the configuration file.

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Contents Adapter for i2 User Guide Page Adapter for i2 User Guide 18April2003 Integration broker compatibility Iv Adapter for i2 User Guide Contents Appendix D. Notices About this document AudienceRelated documents Typographic conventionsViii Adapter for i2 User Guide Overview of the connector Connector architectureXML DH Wbia API Component DescriptionEvent detection and notification How the connector worksProcessing subscriptions Processing service call requests Status updatesProcessing verbs operations Event retrievalStatus updates Adapter for i2 User Guide Installing and configuring the connector Prerequisites for installing the connectorInstalling the connector on a Windows or Unix system Step for installing the standard filesInstalled file structure Configuring the connectorStandard connector properties Connector-specific propertiesLogAtInterchangeEnd MessageFileNameStarting the connector Configuring starti2.bat for Windows or starti2.sh for UnixConfiguring DataHandler Property DescriptionOverview of business object structure Understanding business objects for the connectorDefining connector metadata I2 business object structure Wrapper BOConfiguring metaobjects for polling Type=outputSpecifying business object attribute properties Attribute DescriptionParameter Description Special attribute valuesApplication-specific information at the attribute level Adapter for i2 User Guide Generating business objects using i2 ODA Installing i2 ODASteps for installing i2 ODA Overview of i2 ODAOther installation requirements Launching i2 ODATrace Level Description Working with error and trace message filesUsing i2 ODA in Business Object Designer Select the Agent Steps for using i2ODAConfigure agent properties Row Property name Property type Description Number Example i2BOAdapter for i2 User Guide Generating business objects using i2 ODA Save the business object files Property ValueI2MOOperation InstanceId DefaultValue= WrapperBOName Create the metaobject for pollingAdapter for i2 User Guide Structure of error messages Troubleshooting and error handlingLogging error messages Polling-related error messages Error description Error type Handling by i2 connectorService call request processing error messages Tracing messages Tracing LevelTracing Messages ExampleTips for troubleshooting Adapter for i2 User Guide Appendix A. Standard configuration properties for connectors New and deleted propertiesAdapter for i2 User Guide Property Name Possible Default Update Values Method CONNECTORNAME/REQUESTQUEUE AdminInQueue AdminOutQueueAgentConnections AgentTraceLevelApplicationName BrokerTypeCharacterEncoding ConcurrentEventTriggeredFlowsControllerTraceLevel ContainerManagedEventsControllerStoreAndForwardMode WebSphere MQ and IDL DeliveryQueueDeliveryTransport FaultQueue DuplicateEventEliminationJvmMaxHeapSize JvmMaxNativeStackSizeJms.Password JvmMinHeapSizeJms.FactoryClassName Jms.MessageBrokerNameLogAtInterchangeEnd MaxEventCapacityMessageFileName OADAutoRestartAgentOADMaxNumRetry OADRetryTimeIntervalPollEndTime PollFrequencyRepositoryDirectory ResponseQueueRestartRetryCount RestartRetryIntervalTraceFileName SynchronousRequestTimeoutWireFormat Name Possible values Default value Application nameAdminInQueue AdminOutQueueAgentTraceLevel ApplicationNameFaultQueue ContainerManagedEventsDeliveryQueue DeliveryTransportJms.Password Jms.FactoryClassNameJms.MessageBrokerName Jms.NumConcurrentRequestsPollEndTime PollFrequencyPollStartTime RepositoryDirectorySynchronousTimeout RequestQueueResponseQueue RestartRetryCountWireFormat Adapter for i2 User Guide Appendix B. Connector Configurator ValueenGB/Value Starting Connector ConfiguratorRunning Configurator from System Manager Running Configurator independently of System Manager Choosing your brokerUsing a connector-specific property template Creating a template of connector-specific propertiesSpecifying general characteristics Specifying valuesSetting dependencies Using Connector Configurator with ICS as the broker Completing a configuration fileUsing an existing file Using an existing System Manager project Setting the configuration file properties ICSSetting standard connector properties ICS Setting application-configuration properties ICSEncryption for connector properties ICS Update method ICSSpecifying supported business object definitions ICS Business object nameMaximum transaction level Associated maps ICSAgent support Setting trace/log file values ICS Resources ICSConfiguring messaging Data handlersSetting standard connector properties Setting application-configuration propertiesSpecifying supported business object definitions Encryption for connector propertiesUpdate method Setting trace/log file values Configuring data handlersCompleting the configuration Appendix C. Connector feature list Event notification featuresService call request handling features Category Feature SupportGeneral features Appendix C. Connector feature list Adapter for i2 User Guide Appendix D. Notices Trademarks and service marks Programming interface informationIBM Adapter for i2 User Guide

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