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Test the application

Now that we have configured the Web service client to go through the bus, it is

time to test it.

By regenerating the client, the generated proxy is reconfigured to point to the

new inbound service. Therefore no further changes need to be performed to the

ITSOMart application as it uses the proxy to locate the Web service. You can test

with the Web Services Explorer (10.5.3, “Testing with the Web Services Explorer”

on page 314. Note that without the mediations in the bus, testing the

ClientDelivery will always return a home delivery account number.

10.7.8 Configure the router mediation

The following steps take you through the installation and configuration process

for the router mediation created in 10.6.1, “Create the router mediation” on

page 324.

Define the mediation

1. Install the mediation application, RoutingMediationsEJBEAR.

2. Locate the bus definition by selecting Service integration → Buses. Click

the bus name (ITSOMartBus) to open it.

3. Under Additional Properties, click Mediations.

4. Click New.

5. Enter the following values:

– Mediation name: DeliveryRequestMediation

– Handler list name: RoutingHandler

The handler list name must match the handler list name defined in the EJB

deployment descriptor.

6. Add the following context properties in Table 10-3 to the mediation.

Table 10-3 :DeliveryRequestMediation context properties

Name Data Type Value

ALL String All

BusinessDelivery String BusinessDelivery

type String type

DeliveryResponseDestinat

ion

String DeliveryResponseDestinat

ion

HomeDelivery String HomeDelivery