As you complete this tutorial, check your entries carefully. You might want to work from a printed copy of the tutorial so that you can check off each step as you perform it. An experienced BPM developer would be able to find mistakes, such as wrong or skipped entries; however, a new BPM developer might have difficulty identifying errors.

Build the sample, and then test it.

Prerequisite: Ensure that you have installed all the products listed in the Overview section.

Start building the Adapter sample by creating the DB2 resources, the adapter, and the mediation flow for your sample.

Create the DB2 artifacts for the sample
Before creating the module, you must created the DB2 artifacts for the adapter.
Create a new Mediation module for the JDBC adapter
To skip the steps for creating this module, you can import the supplied project interchange file (MonitorAdapter.zip) into WebSphere Integration Developer. Refer to Downloading, then go to Test.
Add the JDBC adapter
Add a JDBC Adapter external service to the mediation module and deploy the mediation module.
Create the mediation flow
Now create the mediation flow.
Generate a monitor model from the MonitorAdapter module
You will use the WebSphere Business Monitor tooling in WebSphere Integration Developer to generate a starter monitor model from the MonitorAdapter module and then you will use the Monitor Model Editor in WebSphere Integration Developer to enhance the monitor model.
Add trigger and metrics to the monitor model
Add a trigger and metrics to the model so that it can be tested later.
Add Dimension
Add a dimension to the monitor model.
Configure the integrated test environment server
In this section you will configure the test environment server on which you will test the adapter/mediation flow and the monitor model.

Build it yourself