Integration Designer Samples
Samples demonstrate the use of IBM Integration Designer in several common situations.
Samples included with the product
Click the links below to see the business integration samples that are included with the product. You can access these samples and their instructions from Help > Samples and Tutorials > IBM Integration Designer 8.0.
Samples available on the web
The product has a samples download site that lists additional samples. New samples
are added here periodically. You can download the sample project interchange
files and the sample documentation. You can access the samples website at 
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/bpcsamp/index.html.
Install the own samples into the product
You can use IBM Integration Designer to make your own samples. You can create custom samples for your customers or coworkers, and put them on a local or remote site. The user can then install and view the samples from Help > Samples and Tutorials > IBM Integration Designer 8.0.
- Hello World Samples
Two Hello World samples introduce you to some core tasks and functions of Integration Designer. Hello World Part 1 can be deployed on WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus and IBM BPM. Hello World Part 2 can be deployed on IBM Process Server - DataPower sample
Learn how to create data types and XML maps in IBM Integration Designer. Then transfer the files to a WebSphere DataPower appliance so that you can create and run a Hello World XML firewall service. - Stock quote sample
Learn how to use mediation flows to route and transform messages as they travel between endpoints, such as a client and a service provider. Then deploy the application to either IBM Process Server or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus and run it. - Reading and writing files
If you are a developer who works with adapters, you might want to know how to work with data in a text file. You can use WebSphere Adapter for Flat Files to read incoming data from a text file and store and process it, then write the modified data to a new text file.
- Vending machine sample
Learn how to use a business state machine, which is an alternative to a business process. Then deploy the application to IBM BPM and run it.