March 2004
Intermediate to advanced
356 pages
8h 11m
English
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WebSphere Portal Server and DB2 Information Integrator: A Synergistic Solution
by Nagraj Alur, Isaac Allotey-Pappoe, Chris Delgado, Jayanthi Krishnamurthy, Walter Alvey
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112 DB2 II and WPS Synergy
5.4.5 Claim Entry Portlet
The Claim Entry Portlet uses DB2 II (through a UDF), and have included it here
since it leverages DB2’s UDF capability to access WebSphere MQ message
queues. This portlet provides John the ability to create a new claim from data
accepted through a JSP form that results in a message being inserted into a
WebSphere MQ message queue, which will then be retrieved by a program,
validated, and inserted into an appropriate database table or file. Figure 5-15
shows the Claim Entry Portlet.
Figure 5-15 Claim Entry Portlet
Attention: Without the DB2 II nickname for LES, the portlet developer must
access ...
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