Deploying the Composite Application

File Binding Component is used to pick messages from a local directory.

FTP Binding Component is used to transport messages between the consumer and the provider using FTP.
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To Deploy the Composite Application

1    Create a folder and save the file in the local directory.
       For example, c:/temp and inventory%d.xml
       In the current example, folder is c:/temp and the file is inventory%d.xml

2    Create a folder on the FTP Server.
       For example, book_updates
       The folder is empty before deployment.

3    Select the project node in the Projects window.
       For example, SendInventoryCompAppl
4    Right-click and choose Deploy.

       After deployment of the project, the following message is displayed in the Output window:

BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 18 seconds)

5    Check for the folder in the local directory.
       Two folders are created under SendInventoryCompAppl_FileInboundService_fileTrig-45609436–4:
       a    archive
       b    filebc-in processing

6    Check the folders on the FTP Server
       After deployment, inbox and instage folders are created

7    Double-click the folder /inbox to check the output.
       The message routing starts with the consumer invoking a service (INVOKE in BPEL script).
       On the other side of the NMR, FTP BC OutboundProcessor accepts the request message.
       De-normalizes the message and labels the message body (which is the payload to a FTP file) with name as req.

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• Tutorial Overview
  
• Tutorial Requirement
  
• Tutorial Plan
  
• FTP Binding Component Project in a Nutshell
  
• Downloading GlassFish ESB Installer
  
• Downloading and Installing the JAR Files and the NBM Files
  
• Starting the GlassFish V2 Application Server
  
• Working With JBI Runtime Environment
  
• FTP Binding Component Runtime Configuration Properties
  
• Creating a BPEL Module Project : SendInventory
  
• Creating a WSDL Document : Using FTP
  
• Creating a WSDL Document : Using FILE
  
• Creating a BPEL Process
  
• Validating BPEL
  
• Design View : Notifications
  
• Creating a Composite Application
  

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Exploring the XML Schema

See Also

• Creating the XML Schema
  
• Appendix A - Working With Various Binding Types
  
• Appendix B - Message Repository Directories
  
• Appendix C - Java Timestamp Patterns
  
• Appendix D - FTP MessageActivePassive Element
  
• Appendix E - FTP Binding Component Extensibility Elements
  
• Appendix F - Runtime Configuration
  
• Appendix G - Pattern Matching
  

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