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Migrating workspaces using WSADIEWorkspaceMigration

The WSADIEWorkspaceMigration command enables the migration of workspaces.

Specifically for the migration of service projects, the migration command does the following tasks:

To run the WSADIEWorkspaceMigration script, follow these steps:


Procedure

  1. Locate the script by opening the shared folder specified during the installation of IBM Integration Designer.

    For example, the script will be located under a directory path similar to the following: < wid_root>\wstools\eclipse\plugins\com.ibm.wbit.migration.wsadie_6.2.0.v20081112_0200

  2. Invoke the script as follows: WSADIEWorkspaceMigration.bat -WIDstartup eclipse_dir -WIDworkspace WID_target_workspace -WSADIEworkspace source_WSADIE_Workspace_dir


    Parameter definitions:

    -WIDstartup

    The location of your Eclipse folder (Eclipse runtime).

    -WIDworkspace

    The new workspace where the new business integration module will be created.

    -WSADIEworkspace

    The full path to the WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition 5.1 workspace.

    For example:

    WSADIEWorkspaceMigration.bat -WIDstartup "C:\IBM\WID\eclipse" -WIDworkspace 
    "c:\WID Workspaces\myWIDWorkspace" -WSADIEworkspace "c:\wsadie workspaces\myWSADIEWorkspace"

  3. After the command has finished running, start the new workspace in IBM Integration Designer.
  4. Build the workspace that was created and try to resolve any build errors. Inspect all migrated BPEL files and ensure that they are fully migrated and can be opened in the IBM Integration Designer BPEL editor. There are some BPEL Java snippets that cannot be automatically migrated. If you see any errors in the BPEL Java snippets, see "Migrating to the SCA Programming Model" for steps needed to fix the errors.
  5. Open the dependency editor to ensure that the dependencies are set correctly. To do this, switch to the business integration perspective and double-click the business integration module project. From there you can add dependencies on business integration library projects, Java projects, and Java EE projects.

: Migrating your workspace