These resources provide background knowledge that you should have
prior to using InterChange Server.
Technical Introduction to IBM WebSphere InterChange Server
(Manual, pdf)
This document introduces the infrastructure and other major elements
of a system that implements InterChange Server as the integration broker for
a WebSphere business integration system.
WebSphere Business Integration Collaborations Reference Guide (G325-2001-01)
(Manual, pdf)
This reference guide discusses how jump-starting your business
integration projects with WebSphere Business Integration Collaborations can
help decrease costs, minimize risk and accelerate time to realized business
value. Collaborations help support new ways of doing business by separating
your business processes from the applications used to perform them, maximizing
your ability to reuse existing assets and giving your systems more flexibility.
A Technical Introduction to Adapters
(Manual, pdf)
This document provides an introduction to the concepts and architecture
underlying IBM WebSphere Business Integration adapters and describes their
structure and operation.
These resources describe the mechanics of installing and migrating
InterChange Server.
System Installation Guide for UNIX
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to install, start up, and set up the
IBM WebSphere InterChange Server system in a UNIX environment. It assumes
that you are installing the products on an AIX(R) platform. Any differences
for Solaris(R) or HP-UX are called out where necessary.
System Installation Guide for Windows
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to install, configure and start up
the IBM WebSphere InterChange Server software in a Windows environment.
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These resources assist in developing tools in InterChange Server,
and applications to work with InterChange Server.
Access Development Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to use the IBM Server Access Interface
APIs to enable a call-triggered flow capability. A call-triggered flow is
one that is initiated by an access client process, which can then create business
objects and execute collaborations.
Access Development Guide for Enterprise JavaBeans
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to program a J2EE application component
to use the IBM WebSphere InterChange Server Access for Enterprise JavaBeans
(EJB) to access EIS applications that are managed through InterChange Server.
Access Development Guide for J2EE Connector Architecture
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to program a J2EE application component
to use the WebSphere Access Resource Adapter (sometimes called the Resource
Adapter for the IBM WebSphere InterChange Server) to access EIS applications
that are managed through the IBM WebSphere InterChange Server.
Business Object Development Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to use Business Object Designer to
create business object definitions, both manually and using an Object Discovery
Agent (ODA). Object Discovery Agents are designed to"discover" business object
requirements specific to a data source and to generate definitions from those
requirements. Business Object Designer provides a graphical user interface
(GUI) to the available Object Discovery Agents, and helps manage the discovery
and definition generation processes. This document also explains how to use
the Object Discovery Agent Development Kit (ODK) to create Object Discovery
Agents.
Collaboration Development Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to use Process Designer to create collaborations,
which are part of the WebSphere InterChange Server infrastructure. Collaborations
are programs that contain the business logic for application integration.
Map Development Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document provides an introduction to the use of maps and relationships
and describes how to use IBM WebSphere tools for creating and modifying them.
Benchmarking Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes the tools and tasks used to benchmark the
IBM WebSphere InterChange Server system. It is designed to explain the benchmark
user interface and functionality, but it does not cover how to interpret a
benchmark and modify IBM WebSphere InterChange Server content in response
to such an interpretation.
WebSphere Business Integration Collaborations Reference Guide (G325-2001-01)
(Manual, pdf)
This reference guide discusses how jump-starting your business
integration projects with WebSphere Business Integration Collaborations can
help decrease costs, minimize risk and accelerate time to realized business
value. Collaborations help support new ways of doing business by separating
your business processes from the applications used to perform them, maximizing
your ability to reuse existing assets and giving your systems more flexibility.
Connector Development Guide for Java
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes the development of Java connectors in the
IBM WebSphere business integration system.
Connector Development Guide for C++
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes the development of C++ connectors in the
IBM WebSphere business integration system.
Adapter Development Kit User Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes how to configure and run samples for the
adapter development kit (ADK) that are included in the IBM WebSphere Business
Integration Adapters product.
Data Handler Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document describes delivered data handlers and custom data
handler capabilities.
The BI101 course, "Implementing WebSphere InterChange Server and
Toolset", is the starting point for InterChange Server education. Courses
BI140, BI141, and BI160 can be taken in any order. If you are new to WebSphere
Business Integration and need to create an adapter, you can take BI161.
WebSphere Business Integration Toolset - Advanced Mapping - BI140
(Classroom course)
Get hands-on experience with many typical and atypical business
challenges related to data transformation. Examine basic business rules, such
as those related to reformatting data parsing values, padding characters for
legacy integration, and manipulating business object verbs. Intermediate topics
include polymorphic mapping and managing transformations between applications
that have varying degree of normalization in the design of their data structures.
Advanced topics include encapsulating logic in custom classes for simplified
deployment and maintenance and building a collaboration template that calls
a map. Because mapping is extensively used in all WebSphere Business Integration,
this is a critical course for successfully implementing the InterChange Server.
WebSphere Business Integration Toolset - Advanced Cross-Referencing - BI141
(Classroom course)
Explore static lookups, foreign key cross referencing, and complex
child level cross referencing in-depth. Work with cross-referencing methods
for dealing with data that is stored as different values in disparate applications.
WebSphere Business Integration Adapters - Adapter Development - BI160
(Classroom course)
Learn how to construct WebSphere Business Integration (WBI) adapters.
Using the Eclipse development environment, develop an adapter in Java, based
on a sample application, and learn how to deploy and test it.
WebSphere Business Integration Adapters - Adapter for mySAP.com - BI201
(Workshop)
In this workshop, explore the complete WebSphere Business Integration
(WBI) Server connectivity suite for SAP R/3, including the Advanced Business
Application Programming (ABAP) Extension Module, Application Link Enabling
(ALE) Module, Business Application Programming Interface (BAPI) Module, Hierarchical
Dynamic Retrieve (HDR) Module, and Remote Function Call (RFC) Server Module.
These resources help you to diagnosis, understand, fix, and sometimes
to prevent functional problems in your InterChange Server environment.
Problem Determination Guide
(Manual, pdf)
This document contains troubleshooting and problem determination
information for the WebSphere InterChange Server system.
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