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Importing service Web project BTTServicesInfraWeb.war

To import the service Web project, follow these steps:

1. Switch to the J2EE Hierarchy view.

2. Right-click BTTBank in the Enterprise Applications folder. Select Import →

Import Web Module.

3. In the Import WAR file pop-up window, click Browse and navigate to

<BTT_install_dir>\jars directory. Select BTTServicesInfraWeb.war and

click Open.

4. In the same pop-up window, click New to create a new dynamic Web project,

BTTServicesInfraWeb. Click Finish.

5. The WAR Import pop-up will look as shown in Figure 8-102.

Note: After creating the project, you may see a pop-up dialog asking you to

repair the server configuration. Click OK to add the new project to the

BTTBank EAR project.

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Figure 8-102 Import the BTTServicesInfraWeb Web module

6. Click Finish.

Setting up project properties for BTTServicesInfraWeb

To set up the project properties, follow these steps:

1. Select the Project Navigator view tab. The BTTServicesInfraWeb Project

appears.

2. Right-click the BTTServicesInfraWeb project, and select Properties from

the context menu.

3. In the pop-up window, select Java JAR Dependencies. Ensure the

bttbase.jar, bttsvcinfra.jar check box is selected in the JAR/Module list.

Click Apply.

4. In the same pop-up window, select Java Build Path, and then click the

Libraries tab. Click Add JARs to add the bttbase.jar from BTTBank project.

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5. Click the Projects tab. Select bttsvcinfraEJB project, and then click OK, as

shown in Figure 8-103.

Figure 8-103 Add bttsvcinfraEJB project into build path

Constructing the Dummy Journal service

This section discusses creating the Java classes and properties files for the

Dummy Journal service. A new Java project should be created to host the

implementation of the service. This increases the reusability of the

implementation.

Creating the DummyJournal Java project

To create the DummyJournal Java project, follow these steps:

1. From the WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition menu,

select File → New → Project.

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2. In the pop-up window, select Java from the left navigation panel, and then

select Java Project from the right panel. Click Next.

3. Type DummyJournal in the Project name field. Click Finish. See Figure 8-104.

Figure 8-104 Create DummyJournal Java project

Setting up project properties for DummyJournal

To set up the project, follow these steps:

1. Select the Project Navigator view tab or the Package Explorer view tab if

you switched to Java perspective. The DummyJournal project opens.

2. Right-click the DummyJournal project, and select Properties from the

context menu.

3. In the pop-up window, select Java Build Path, and then click the Libraries

tab. Click Add JARs to add five JARs, that is, bttbase.jar, bttfmt.jar,

bttsvcinfra.jar, bttjdbjsvc.jar, and bttjdbtsvc.jar from BTTBank project.

4. Add JavaSource as the source folder. Select the Source tab, and click Add

Folder. In the Source Folder Selection dialog, click Create New Folder. Type

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JavaSource in the folder name field, and then click OK. Another pop-up dialog

box opens, asking you whether you want to add DummyJournal/bin as the

output folder. Click OK, as shown in Figure 8-105.

Figure 8-105 Add JavaSource as the project’s source folder

Implementing DummyJournal service

To create the DummyJournal class, perform the following tasks:

1. Expand DummyJournal project, and right-click the JavaSource folder.

Select New → Package from the context menu. Type btt.bank.services in

the Name field of the New Java Package dialog. Click Finish.

2. Right-click the btt.bank.services package, select New → Class to create a

Java class. Input the following properties to create the class, and click Finish:

–Name: DummyJournal

– Superclass: com.ibm.btt.services.jdbcjournalservice.Journal

– Interfaces: com.ibm.btt.services.jdbcjournalservice.JournalService