Running the Twineball Example EIS Adapter sample

You must have imported and deployed this sample before you can run it.

If you encounter any problems when you run the sample, see Resolving problems when running samples in the IBM Integration Bus documentation.

To run the sample to create a customer:

  1. In the Application Development view, expand the TwineballMessageFlow project, double-click the TwineballLegacyFlow.mbtest file to open it in the Test Client.
  2. In the Test Client, click Enqueue. The CWF customer object message is displayed under Source in the Test Client.
  3. Click Send Message. The input message is put onto the TWINEBALL.FROM.LEGACY.CREATE queue.
  4. In the Test Client, click Dequeue.
  5. Click Get Message to read a message from the queue. The output message is displayed under Source in the Test Client.
  6. The output message consists of an eight digit non-zero number. Record the eight digit number for use in running the next step in the sample.

If you do not receive this message, investigate the cause. See Resolving problems when running samples in the IBM Integration Bus documentation.

To run the sample to delete a customer:

  1. In the Application Development view, expand the TwineballMessageFlow project, double-click the TwineballLegacyFlow.mbtest file to open it in the Test Client.
  2. In the Test Client, click Enqueue. The CWF customer object input message is displayed under Source in the Test Client.
  3. Edit the input message to change the eight digit value from 0, to the eight digit value from the output message received from the previous part of the sample.
  4. Click Send Message. The input message is put on the TWINEBALL.FROM.LEGACY.DELETE queue.
  5. In the Test Client, click Dequeue.
  6. Click Get Message to read a message from the queue. The output message is displayed under Source in the Test Client. The output message consists of an eight digit non-zero number.

If you do not receive this message, investigate the cause. See Resolving problems when running samples in the IBM Integration Bus documentation.

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