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Setting location properties for artifacts

After you select and configure deployment properties, use the external service wizard to configure location properties that the adapter uses to generate the service.

This task is performed using the Specify the Location Properties window of the external service wizard.

To configure location properties for your module follow this procedure:

Procedure

1. Optional: In the Specify the Location Properties window, either select an existing module or create a new one.

   • To use an existing module, select its name from the Module list.

     If the module contains an interface or business object with the same name as that you are now configuring, the original interface or business object in the module is replaced by the new version.

   • To create a new module:

     1. Click New.

     2. In the Select a Business Integration Project Type window, select Module and click Next.

     3. In the Create a Module window, type a name for the module in the Module name field. An example of a module name is DominoInboundInterface.

     4. If you want the service description files (the .import and the .wsdl files) to be in the default folder in the module, leave the Use default location check box selected. If you want to specify a different folder in the module, clear the option and then click Browse to specify a different folder in the Location field.

     5. To automatically open the module in the assembly diagram in Integration Designer when the wizard closes, select the Open the module assembly diagram check box. Otherwise, clear this option.

     6. Click Finish to create the module.

2. Specify the namespace you want to use for your inbound interface.

   • If you want the inbound interface to use the default derived namespace, leave Use the default namespace check box selected.

   • To specify a different namespace, clear the option and type a different value in the Namespace field.

3. Optional: Specify the folder within the new module where the service description is to be saved. In the Folder field, type the folder name or browse to an existing folder. If you do not specify a folder name, the artifacts (the import, XSD, and WSDL files) are stored in the root folder of the module (the folder with the module name).

4. In the Name field, accept the default import name or type a different name.

5. If you want to save business objects in a library where they can be used by other modules, select the Save business objects to a library check box and specify the location of the library in the Library field.

6. Optional: In the Description field, type a descriptive comment about the module.

7. Click Finish to complete the setting of location properties.

   If the Model Changed window is displayed, click Yes.

Results

The wizard exits. The artifacts are generated.

Setting deployment properties and generating the service

Related concepts:

Inbound processing

Related tasks:

Setting deployment properties for a runtime environment

Related reference:

Activation specification properties

Resource adapter properties

Inbound configuration properties

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