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WebSphere® Integration Developer 7.0 Project
This download includes a WebSphere Integration Developer project including all the code of the JMSInvocation sample. To import the project into WebSphere Integration Developer, complete the following steps:
- Download JMSInvocation.zip to a temporary directory.
- In WebSphere Integration Developer, select menu File > Import.
- On the Select page of the Import Wizard, expand Other and select Project Interchange as import source.
- Click Next.
- The import projects page is displayed. Click Browse to select the zip file.
- Browse to the temporary directory and select the zip file you downloaded in step 1.
- Click Select All.
- Click Finish.
WebSphere Process Server 7.0 Installable Applications
Important: When you deploy the EAR files for this sample, make sure to deploy the MPGConverterApp first and the JMSInvokerApp second; this is to make sure that the references to the child process can be resolved at the time the parent process is deployed.
MPG Converter Enterprise Application
This download includes an installable Enterprise Archive (EAR file) of the subprocess used in the JMSInvocation sample.
To install this application on WebSphere Process Server 7.0, refer to the installation instructions provided by the
product documentation.
- Download MPGConverterApp.ear to a temporary directory, make sure that the type of the saved file in the file system is ".ear".
- Install the Enterprise Application to WebSphere Process Server as described in the end of the Build It Yourself section.
JMS Invoker Business Process Enterprise Application
This download includes an installable Enterprise Archive (EAR file) of the JMSInvoker business process which calles the MPGConverter business process when running the JMSInvocation sample.
To install this application on WebSphere Process Server 7.0, refer to the installation instructions provided by the
product documentation.
- Download JMSInvokerApp.ear to a temporary directory, make sure that the type of the saved file in the file system is ".ear".
- Install the Enterprise Application to WebSphere Process Server as described in the end of the Build It Yourself section.