Patterns: Serial and Parallel Processes for Process Choreography and Workflow

Appendix A. Scenarios lab environment 401

򐂰 WebSphere MQ Workflow V3.4 (including WebSphere MQ and DB2)

򐂰 WebSphere Application Server V5.0.2 or above

The Wholesaler A and B Web services run in WebSphere Application Server.

They are J2EE enterprise applications, and are found at the following location:

\WholesalerA\ITSOTargetAppA.ear

\WholesalerB\ITSOTargetAppB.ear

The Web services use hostnames wholesalera and wholesalerb to identify the IP

address of the WebSphere Application Server instance where they are installed.

The hostnames will be evaluated on the server running the Web Services Toolkit.

Set your Windows host file on this server to map wholesalera and wholesalerb to

the IP address of the WebSphere Application Server where the enterprise

applications are installed (most probably localhost).

You additionally need to add each process you wish to run to the runtime

database. The FDL for each process is located in the MQWorkflow directory. The

serial process scenario, for example, is stored in file SerialProcess.FDL.

We used the following command to add the serial process to the runtime

database:

fmcibie -y FMC -u ADMIN -p password -o -t -i SerialProcess.FDL

Viewing the sample processes

Each process, and the ITSO Electronics organization, can be viewed in

WebSphere Business Integration Workbench. Start WebSphere Business

Integration Workbench and open the following organization:

\MQWorkflow\ITSOElec\ITSOElec.org

Once this organization is open, you can open each process within the

organization, such as SerialProcess and ParallelProcess.

Interoperability sample

You can install the interoperability sample between WebSphere Process

Choreographer and WebSphere MQ Workflow by installing the files in the

\Interop directory. The code associated with the interoperability chapter is:

򐂰 CalledProjectEAR.ear

Containing the WebSphere Process Choreographer process invoked by

WebSphere MQ Workflow

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򐂰 ITSOInterOpA.ear

Containing the WebSphere Process Choreographer process invoking a

WebSphere MQ Workflow process

򐂰 WMQWF2.fdl

The original FDL file for the WebSphere MQ Workflow process

򐂰 WMQWF2.wsdl

The WSDL file generated by the runfdl2wsdl tool used by the Called

WebSphere Process Choreographer process

򐂰 WMQWF1.wsdl

򐂰 The WSDL file exported by Buildtime used by the Calling WebSphere

Process Choreographer process

You can also import the WebSphere Process Choreographer processes into

WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition by creating a new

workspace and importing the following projects:

򐂰 CalledProject

򐂰 CalledProjectEAR

򐂰 CalledProjectEJB

򐂰 CallingProject

򐂰 ITSOInterOpA

򐂰 ITSOInterOpAEJB

򐂰 ITSOInterOpAWeb