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Adapter Version Adapter for i2 User GuideIBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapters Page Adapter Version Adapter for i2 User GuideIBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapters 18April2003 See Release Notes for any exceptions Integration broker compatibilityiv Adapter for i2 User Guide Contents Programming interface information Trademarks and service marksAppendix D. Notices Audience About this documentRelated documents Typographic conventions\ text% and $text Connector architecture Chapter 1. Overview of the connectorI2 Application modules ExOM CIS server CIS message Event detection and notification How the connector worksProcessing subscriptions Status updates Processing service call requestsProcessing verbs operations Event retrievalmetaobject MOInstance and the input and output business objects as its children. The verb for the wrapper business object must be a valid operation for the specified instance Status updates6 Adapter for i2 User Guide Prerequisites for installing the connector Chapter 2. Installing and configuring the connectorInstalling the connector on a Windows or UNIX system Step for installing the standard filesConfiguring the connector Installed file structureConnector-specific properties Standard connector propertiesLogAtInterchangeEnd MessageFileNameConfiguring DataHandler Starting the connectorConfiguring starti2.bat for Windows or starti2.sh for UNIX Overview of business object structure Chapter 3. Understanding business objects for the connectorDefining connector metadata Wrapper BO i2 business object structureSupported Verb= Operation Metaobject MO Instance Input type BO Output type BOConfiguring metaobjects for polling I2MOAddBid InstanceId=CAInstance WrapperBOName=IBMBiddingBO Specifying business object attribute propertiesVerb=Dummy AttributeIdentifying business object application-specific information Special attribute valuesApplication-specific information at the business object- level Application-specific information at the attribute level16 Adapter for i2 User Guide Installing i2 ODA Chapter 4. Generating business objects using i2 ODASteps for installing i2 ODA Overview of i2 ODALaunching i2 ODA Other installation requirementsUsing i2 ODA in Business Object Designer Working with error and trace message filesSelect the Agent Steps for using i2ODAConfigure agent properties The following diagram shows a tree view with expanded nodes Metadata Top tree node Expanding Metadata lists all the port types Confirm selection, generate wrapper business object, and savePortType1Child tree nodes Operation1 Input type Output type Operation..n Input type Output type PortType2 Operation Input typev Port information v Instance ID Default Value=prapulla2k DummyKey i2boinpersistorderorder Type-inputi2bopersistorder Port=TDM MOInstance InstanceId i2booutpersistorderorder Type=outputExample Save the business object filesI2MOOperation InstanceId DefaultValue= WrapperBOName DefaultValue= Create the metaobject for polling26 Adapter for i2 User Guide Structure of error messages Chapter 5. Troubleshooting and error handlingLogging error messages Error description Polling-related error messagesError type Handling by i2 connectorError description Service call request processing error messagesError type Handling by i2 connector30 Adapter for i2 User Guide Tracing messagesTips for troubleshooting 32 Adapter for i2 User Guide New and deleted properties Appendix A. Standard configuration properties for connectorsListener Port Certificate Location LogFileName TraceFileName Update DefaultCONNECTORNAME /ADMININQUEUE Property NameUpdate DefaultProperty Name PossibleAdminOutQueue AdminInQueueAgentConnections AgentTraceLevelBrokerType ApplicationNameCharacterEncoding ConcurrentEventTriggeredFlowsControllerTraceLevel ContainerManagedEventsControllerStoreAndForwardMode WebSphere MQ and IDL DeliveryQueueDeliveryTransport DuplicateEventElimination FaultQueueJvmMaxHeapSize JvmMaxNativeStackSizeJvmMinHeapSize jms.Passwordjms.FactoryClassName jms.MessageBrokerNameMaxEventCapacity LogAtInterchangeEndMessageFileName OADAutoRestartAgentOADRetryTimeInterval OADMaxNumRetryPollEndTime PollFrequencyResponseQueue RepositoryDirectoryRestartRetryCount RestartRetryIntervalWireFormat SynchronousRequestTimeoutConfiguring standard connector properties for WebSphere MQ Integrator TraceFileNamePossible values Default valueName AdminOutQueue AdminInQueueAgentTraceLevel ApplicationNameContainerManagedEvents FaultQueueDeliveryQueue DeliveryTransportjms.FactoryClassName jms.Passwordjms.MessageBrokerName jms.NumConcurrentRequestsPollFrequency PollEndTimePollStartTime RepositoryDirectoryRequestQueue SynchronousTimeoutResponseQueue RestartRetryCountWireFormat 54 Adapter for i2 User Guide Using Connector Configurator in an internationalized environment Appendix B. Connector ConfiguratorRunning Configurator from System Manager Starting Connector ConfiguratorChoosing your broker Running Configurator independently of System ManagerCreating a template of connector-specific properties Using a connector-specific property templateSpecifying values Specifying general characteristicsCreating a configuration file from a connector-specific template Setting dependenciesCompleting a configuration file Using Connector Configurator with ICS as the brokerUsing an existing file Setting the configuration file properties ICS Using an existing System Manager projectSetting application-configuration properties ICS Setting standard connector properties ICSUpdate method ICS Encryption for connector properties ICSSpecifying supported business object definitions ICS Business object nameMaximum transaction level Associated maps ICSAgent support Resources ICS Setting trace/log file values ICS68 Adapter for i2 User Guide Configuring messagingData handlers Setting application-configuration properties Setting standard connector propertiesSpecifying supported business object definitions Encryption for connector propertiesUpdate method Configuring data handlers Setting trace/log file values72 Adapter for i2 User Guide Completing the configurationService call request handling features Appendix C. Connector feature listEvent notification features Feature General featuresFeature CategoryAppendix C. Connector feature list FeatureCategory Support76 Adapter for i2 User Guide Appendix D. Notices Programming interface information Trademarks and service marksIBM the IBM logo AIX CrossWorlds DB2 80 Adapter for i2 User Guide