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27.6 Deploying RedMaint_RetrieveTenantByContent

To deploy this flow:

1. Go back to the Broker Administration perspective.

2. Using the technique that is described in 26.8, “Deploying the Message Flows”

on page 511, add the changed flow to the Broker Archive file.

3. Save this updated BAR file.

4. Redeploy to the RedMaintenance Execution Group.

27.7 Unit testing RedMaint_RetrieveTenantByContent

If your Message Flow is functioning correctly, as soon as it is deployed

successfully, the message that is on it from the previous test will be picked up by

the flow. The new RM_Maintenance message should now be sitting on the

REDMAINT.REQUESTQUEUE waiting for the RMConnector (Figure 27-29).

Figure 27-29 Request queue

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To test the message flow:

1. Verify the message on the request queue to ensure that it has all of the

required data, the correct ObjectEventId, and verb (Create).

2. Start the RMConnector.

3. Check the connector log and the application log for a successful creation of a

new maintenance record.

4. Check the database for the new row (the dates set by default in the

application for a new maintenance for actual and expected completion with be

today’s date).

5. Verify the message on the response queue for the new maintenance ID on

the business object (Figure 27-30).

Figure 27-30 Response message

You are now ready to complete the round trip for a creation request.