IBM Integration Bus, Version 9.0.0.8 Operating Systems: AIX, HP-Itanium, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

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Integration projects

An integration project is a specialized container in which you create and maintain all the resources associated with one or more message flows.

Message flow projects have been replaced by integration projects in IBM® Integration Bus Version 9.0. To migrate message flow projects, follow the instructions in Importing resources from previous versions.

You can create an integration project to contain a single message flow and its resources, or you can group together related message flows and resources in a single integration project to provide an organizational structure to your message flow resources. An integration project can contain the following resources:

Message flows
Subflows
Message maps
ESQL files
Database definitions
Broker archive (BAR) files
Test Clients

You cannot create schema files in an integration project; you can create them in an application or library.

Integration projects are shown in the Independent Resources folder in the Application Development view. Integration project resources are created as files, and are displayed under the project. These resources define the content of the message flow, and additional objects that contain detailed configuration information. For example, a project might contain ESQL modules or message mappings, used by one or more nodes in the message flow.

You can add resources to an integration project and deploy the resources contained in that integration project, without having to deploy them in an application or library.

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Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017