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Modify service import

Modify an import component by rediscovering and reconfiguring the objects using the Edit Binding option in IBM Integration Designer.

You can invoke the external service wizard to modify the information of a service import interface. The wizard automatically populates the existing information for the selected import interface.

You can modify the objects and services, and then regenerate the import component with the modified data.

Procedure

1. Start the external service wizard for the selected service interface import component using one of the following methods.

   • In the assembly editor, select the component you want to modify, right-click and select Edit Binding.

   • In the Business Integration view, select the component you want to modify, right-click and select Edit Binding.

   • Select the interface in the assembly editor and select the Properties view. In the Binding tab, click the Edit link.

   The Find Objects in the Enterprise System window of the external service wizard is displayed. The external service wizard automatically populates the existing configuration details for the selected import interface.

2. In the Find Objects in the Enterprise System window, make the required changes. For more information about discovering objects, see Discovering database objects.

   To change the connection properties for the external service wizard, click Back and change the properties in the Specify the Discovery Properties window. For more information see, Setting connection properties for the external service wizard.

   1. You can select and configure the following objects:

      • To select and configure business objects for tables, views, and synonyms or nicknames for use in your module, see Selecting and configuring tables, views, and synonyms or nicknames for outbound processing.

        If a table selected during the previous enterprise service discovery is deleted in the database, the adapter generates the Object not found exception.

      • To select and configure business objects corresponding to stored procedures and stored functions in the database, see Selecting and configuring stored procedures and stored functions.

        If the stored procedure definition in the database is changed, you must reconfigure the stored procedure and ensure that validation is successful.

        Ensure that the sequence number of specific overloaded SP/SF is not changed when you make changes in the database. If you remove or insert an overloaded SP/SF before the selected SP/SF, the artifacts are either overwritten or made redundant during the edit binding operation.

      • To select and configure query business objects, see Selecting and configuring query business objects.

   2. To modify the configuration of an object from the Selected objects list, select the object name and then click the

      (Edit) icon.

   3. To remove an object from the Selected objects list, select the object name and then click the (Remove) button.

3. Click Next. If you click Cancel, the changes you made in the previous step does not take effect.

4. In the Specify Composite Properties window, specify properties that apply to all business objects. See Setting global properties for operations.

5. Click Next.

6. In the Service Generation window, modify the service operations if required.

7. Click Finish. The artifacts are regenerated.

   If the service export interface that you want to modify contains a Java™ component added to it, ensure that the Java component is regenerated manually in Integration Designer after completing the regeneration of the artifacts to resolve the Java component exception.

8. Complete any other required manual configuration. For more information, see Completing the configuration.

Results

The artifacts are regenerated.

What to do next

You can test and deploy your module.

Modify artifacts