用户手册 — IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapter

目录

• Integration broker compatibility

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• Contents

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• About this document

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  • Audience

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  • Related documents

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  • Typographic conventions

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• Chapter 1. Overview of the connector

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  • Connector architecture

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  • How the connector works

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    • Processing subscriptions

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    • Processing verbs (operations)

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    • Processing service call requests

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• Chapter 2. Installing and configuring the connector

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  • Prerequisites for installing the connector

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  • Installing the connector on a Windows or UNIX system

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    • Step for installing the standard files

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    • Installed file structure

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  • Configuring the connector

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    • Standard connector properties

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    • Connector-specific properties

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  • Starting the connector

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• Chapter 3. Understanding business objects for the connector

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  • Defining connector metadata

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  • Overview of business object structure

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  • i2 business object structure

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    • Configuring metaobjects for polling

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  • Specifying business object attribute properties

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    • Special attribute values

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  • Identifying business object application-specific information

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    • Application-specific information at the business object- level

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    • Application-specific information at the attribute level

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• Chapter 4. Generating business objects using i2 ODA

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  • Overview of i2 ODA

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  • Installing i2 ODA

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    • Steps for installing i2 ODA

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    • Launching i2 ODA

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    • Working with error and trace message files

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  • Using i2 ODA in Business Object Designer

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    • Steps for using i2ODA

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  • Create the metaobject for polling

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• Chapter 5. Troubleshooting and error handling

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  • Logging error messages

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    • Structure of error messages

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    • Polling-related error messages

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    • Service call request processing error messages

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  • Tracing messages

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  • Tips for troubleshooting

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• Appendix A. Standard configuration properties for connectors

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  • New and deleted properties

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  • Configuring standard connector properties for WebSphere InterChange Server

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    • AdminInQueue

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    • AdminOutQueue

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    • AgentConnections

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    • AgentTraceLevel

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    • ApplicationName

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    • BrokerType

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    • CharacterEncoding

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    • ConcurrentEventTriggeredFlows

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    • ContainerManagedEvents

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    • ControllerStoreAndForwardMode

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    • ControllerTraceLevel

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    • DeliveryQueue

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    • DeliveryTransport

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    • DuplicateEventElimination

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    • FaultQueue

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    • JvmMaxHeapSize

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    • JvmMaxNativeStackSize

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    • JvmMinHeapSize

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    • jms.FactoryClassName

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    • jms.MessageBrokerName

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    • jms.NumConcurrentRequests

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    • jms.Password

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    • jms.UserName

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    • Locale

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    • LogAtInterchangeEnd

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    • MaxEventCapacity

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    • MessageFileName

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    • OADAutoRestartAgent

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    • OADMaxNumRetry

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    • OADRetryTimeInterval

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    • PollEndTime

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    • PollFrequency

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    • PollStartTime

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    • RequestQueue

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    • RepositoryDirectory

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    • ResponseQueue

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    • RestartRetryCount

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    • RestartRetryInterval

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    • SourceQueue

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    • SynchronousRequestQueue

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    • SynchronousResponseQueue

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    • SynchronousRequestTimeout

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    • TraceFileName

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    • WireFormat

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  • Configuring standard connector properties for WebSphere MQ Integrator

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    • Standard connector properties

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• Appendix B. Connector Configurator

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  • Using Connector Configurator in an internationalized environment

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  • Starting Connector Configurator

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    • Running Configurator from System Manager

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    • Running Configurator independently of System Manager

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  • Choosing your broker

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  • Using a connector-specific property template

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    • Creating a template of connector-specific properties

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    • Specifying general characteristics

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    • Specifying values

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    • Setting dependencies

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    • Creating a configuration file from a connector-specific template

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  • Using Connector Configurator with ICS as the broker

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    • Completing a configuration file

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    • Using an existing System Manager project

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  • Setting the configuration file properties (ICS)

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    • Setting standard connector properties (ICS)

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    • Setting application-configuration properties (ICS)

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    • Specifying supported business object definitions (ICS)

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    • Associated maps (ICS)

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    • Resources (ICS)

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    • Setting trace/log file values (ICS)

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    • Configuring messaging

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    • Data handlers

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  • Setting the configuration file properties (WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker)

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    • Setting standard connector properties

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    • Setting application-configuration properties

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    • Specifying supported business object definitions

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    • Setting trace/log file values

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    • Configuring data handlers

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  • Using standard and connector-specific properties with Connector Configurator

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  • Completing the configuration

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• Appendix C. Connector feature list

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  • Event notification features

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  • Service call request handling features

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  • General features

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• Appendix D. Notices

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  • Programming interface information

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  • Trademarks and service marks

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