204Implementing and Administering WebSphere Business Integration Server V4.2.2
7.1 Introduction
In this chapter, we explain all aspects that are related to creating a collaboration
that interacts with our backend system. This collaboration is called on by the
process workflow.
To simulate our backend, we use a simple database. (See 7.2, “Application
database ORDERMGT” on page 207.) Our sales order management
collaboration is started by a WebSphere MQ Workflow message. This message
is converted to the ASBO by the MQWorkflow connector and mapped to the
GBO, which is passed to the collaboration. In order to pass the GBO to our
backend, the InterChange ...
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