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Figure 31-46 Add project to server

3. Stop the Test server.

4. Publish the changes to the server.

5. Start the server.

6. When the server has restarted, verify the console output. You should see a

message about the start-up of the MDB, as shown in Example 31-2.

Example 31-2 MDB successfully started

MDB Listener maintenance.process.listener.port started successfully for

JMSDestination jms/wbia/ibm/com/RM2REDCONTRACT.DELIVERY

7. As an additional test, open WebSphere MQ Explorer on the Message Broker

machine and verify MQ queue properties of the REDCONTRACT.DELIVERY

queue. On the Statistics tab, you should see an Open Input Count of 1, which

corresponds to the MDB.

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Figure 31-47 Queue properties

8. Start rfhutil on the Message Broker system. Read the

RM_Maintenance.Create file, which is available in Additional Materials in the

RedTenantTestMessages folder.

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Figure 31-48 Connector event message

9. Select the usr tab in rfhutil. This tab lists user properties of the JMS

message. Compare this value with the message selector value in the EJB

deployment descriptor (see Figure 31-41 on page 799). The MDB only

processes messages for which the WSDL binding matches.

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Figure 31-49 WSDL binding in the usr folder

10.Back on the Main tab in rfhutil, click Write Q.

11.Return to the console of the Test server. If all went well, you should see the

output of the print statement in the EJB, as shown in Example 31-3.

Example 31-3 Output that is generated by the EJB

SystemOut O <<<< Message arrived for Update >>>>

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31.2.5 Generating proxy for process

Now that you have tested the EJB and MDB, you generate a proxy for the

process. The EJB can then instantiate this proxy and call its operation to create

and start a process instance. To generate a proxy:

1. In the package maintenance.process, right-click the WSDL file

MaintenanceProcess_ProcessPortType_JMS.wsdl and select Enterprise

Services → Generate Service Proxy.

Because it is a long-running business process, you can only use the WSIF

framework.

2. Click Next.

Figure 31-50 Generate service proxy - step 1

3. Review the selections and click Next.