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withdrawalServerCtx in the Context Name field. Set remote in the

Context Mode field and populate the Map List field with TrxErrorMessage,

TrxReplyCode, AccountBalance, as shown in Figure 8-143. Click Next.

Figure 8-143 Add context-related information to BPEL file

Note: In our sample, we chose withdrawalServerCtx for deposit

operation since the data required by the two operations are the same.

For simplicity, we reused withdrawalServerCtx.

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c. The implementation class of the DepositSnippet is shown in Figure 8-144.

Click Next to continue.

Figure 8-144 Snippet implementation file selection page

d. Set the navigation condition settings later. Click Finish.

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5. Edit the depositInterface.wsdl file.

a. In the BTTBankProcess project, open the depositInterface.wsdl file in

the btt.bank.business.logic package with WSDL Editor, as shown in

Figure 8-145.

Figure 8-145 depositInterface.wsdl in WSDL Editor

b. In the Messages area, expand the InputMessage, and right-click the part

contents, and select Delete, as shown in Figure 8-146.

Figure 8-146 Delete contents part from InputMessage

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c. Right-click InputMessage, select Add Child → Part to add a part. Type

Amount in the New Part dialog, as shown in Figure 8-147 on page 410.

Figure 8-147 Add Amount to InputMessage

d. Likewise, add AccountNumber to InputMessage.

e. Save and close the WSDL Editor.

6. Set up variables for deposit.bpel.

a. Open deposit.bpel with BPEL Editor.

b. Select OutputVariable in the Variables area, and then click the Message

tab in the details area, as shown in Figure 8-148.

Figure 8-148 Set up the OutputVariable

c. Click Browse. In the pop-up dialog, select depositInterface.wsdl in the

btt.bank.business.logic package of the BTTBankProcess project. Select

OutputMessage as the message. Click OK, as shown in Figure 8-149 on

page 411.

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Figure 8-149 Select the OutputMessage of the depositInterface.wsdl as the deposit

flow’s OutputVariable

d. Select cha in the Variables area, then click the Message tab in the details

area.

e. Click Browse. In the pop-up dialog box, then select cha.wsdl in the

BTTBankProcess project. Select cha as the message. Click OK.

f. Save the changes and close the BPEL Editor.

Setting up project properties for BTTBankProcess

To set up the project properties for BTTBankProcess, follow these steps:

1. Right-click the BTTBankProcess project, and select Properties from the

context menu.

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

bttbase.jar, bttfmt.jar, bttsvrflow.jar, bttjdbjsvc.jar, bttjdbtsvc.jar,

DummyJournal.jar, and bttsvcinfra.jar check boxes have been selected in

the JAR/Module list. Click Apply.

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

tab. Click Add JARs to add bttbase.jar, bttfmt.jar, bttsvrflow.jar,

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

4. In the Java Build Path dialog box, click the Projects tab. Select

DummyJournal project, and then click OK.