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Examining the files in Java EE view

You can examine the data bindings, XSD files, and import files from the Java™ EE view.

Business objects and business graphs are derived from a set of XSD files. There is not a one-to-one relationship between the number of XSD files and the number of business objects or business graphs.


Procedure

  1. Switch to the Java EE view by selecting Window > Open Perspective > Other > Java EE.
  2. Double-click the service name (for example, ConvPB) and select gen/src > com.ibm.ims.mfs.emd.databinding.

    • The data binding Java files are location in this folder. These files are based on the SCA framework.

    • The XSD files are what define the business objects in the business integration perspective.

    • The import file is a file that has information about EIS system (such as IMS™) and connection information. This file contains the resource adapter name and the connection information. The resource adapter name must match the name of the IMS TM resource adapter that is installed through the IBM Process Server administrative console.
      <esbBinding xsi:type="EIS:EISImportBinding" dataBindingType="com.ibm.ims.mfs.emd.databinding.generator.MFSDataBindingGenerator">
       1    <resourceAdapter name="IMS TM Resource Adapter" type="com.ibm.connector2.ims.ico.IMSResourceAdapter" version="11.3.0">
            <properties/>
          </resourceAdapter>
       2    <connection target=" <JNDI lookup>" type="com.ibm.connector2.ims.ico.IMSManagedConnectionFactory" interactionType="com.ibm.connector2.ims.ico.IMSInteractionSpec">
            <properties/>
          </connection>

Create a new external service from a conversational MFS application