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Enter the following values:

– Mediation name: TransformMediator

– Handler list name: TransformMediator

Click OK.

Mediate the destination

To mediate the destinations, perform the following steps:

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

the bus name (ITSOMartBus) to open it.

2. Under Additional Properties click Destinations.

3. In the list of destinations, check the box to the left the queue name. In this

case, the queue is ProcessorToMail.queue.

Click the Mediate button.

4. In the next screen, select TransformMediator as the mediation to apply to

the destination.

Click Next.

5. In the next screen, select the bus and click Next.

6. Click Finish.

Save your changes.

DeliverySystem application

To install the DeliverySystem application, follow these steps

1. Install the DeliverySystem.ear file on the application server.

2. Create an outbound service definition for the HomeDelivery Web service

using the process outlined in 10.7.4, “Create the outbound services” on

page 337 using the values below. Make sure the application server is started.

– WSDL location:

http://localhost:9080/HomeDeliveryRouter/wsdl/com/ibm/patterns/

delivery/HomeDelivery.wsdl

– For all other selections use the defaults. When selecting the service and

port, take the only option available.

Note: Be sure to uncomment the appropriate lines in Processor.java to

activate this portion of the application.

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3. Create another outbound service definition for the BusinessDelivery Web

service using the process outlined in 10.7.4, “Create the outbound services”

on page 337 using the values below. Make sure the application server is

started.

– WSDL location:

http://localhost:9080/BusinessDeliveryRouter/wsdl/com/ibm/patterns/

delivery/BusinessDelivery.wsdl

– For all other selections use the defaults. When selecting the service and

port, take the only option available.

4. Create an inbound service definition for the HomeDelivery Web service using

the process outlined in 10.7.5, “Create the inbound services” on page 340

and use the following values:

– Service destination name:

http://delivery.patterns.ibm.com:HomeDeliveryService:HomeDelivery

– Template WSDL location:

http://localhost:9080/HomeDeliveryRouter/wsdl/com/ibm/patterns/

delivery/HomeDelivery.wsdl

– Inbound Service name: HomeDeliveryInboundService.

– Select SOAPHTTPChannel1 for the endpoint listener.

– For all other selections use the defaults. When selecting the service and

port, take the only option available.

Change the inbound port name to HomeDeliveryInboundPort.

5. Generate the new WSDL files for the Web service and export them using the

process outlined in 10.7.6, “Generate and export new WSDL for the services”

on page 343.

6. Follow the process outlined in 10.7.7, “Update the Web service clients to use

the bus” on page 344 to import the new WSDL and update the Web service

client to use the new WSDL.

a. Use the process in “Import the generated WSDL” on page 345 to import

the WSDL files for HomeDelivery to

ClientDelivery/ejbModule/META-INF/wsdl.

b. Use the process in “Create the namespace mapping files” on page 345 to

create a namespace mapping file:

• Located in ClientDelivery/ejbModule/META-INF/namespace mappings.

• With the entries in Example A-5 on page 480, substitute your cell name

and bus name where appropriate. Each entry starting with http\ should

be entered on one line.