To help you understand how to monitor operations in business applications using WebSphere adapters, this sample provides a monitor model that is generated from a Service Component Architecture (SCA) interface operation and mediation flow, and is then completed in the Monitor development tooling. The sample showcases an SCA entry event with payload coming from a source WebSphere adapter.
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For this sample, an inbound interface operation and mediation flow for a Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) adapter is created in IBM® WebSphere® Integration Developer v6.1. A monitor model is generated from this operation and mediation flow. This monitor model is augmented to calculate metrics, and is then deployed.
The module used in this sample is the MonitorAdapter module. All project interchange (PI) files are available in a .zip file called MonitorAdapter.zip. You can import the MonitorAdapter.zip file into WebSphere Integration Developer and review the module, the generated events, and the augmented monitor model. You can then test the monitor model using db2 commands. This sample describes the steps necessary to implement the solution, the PI file is not required unless you want to skip the implementation of the solution (see Appendix A for instructions on how to import the completed solution provided by the PI file).
This sample uses the WebSphere Integration Developer test environment to test the adapter/mediation flow and the monitor model. Both the adapter / mediation application and the monitor model application are deployed to the WebSphere Business Monitor v6.1 Server for WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus test server. The WebSphere Business Monitor test server could also be based on WebSphere Process Server.
You must have the following software to run this sample:
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