After your Java 5 Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE)
projects and your test environment server are ready, the next step
in testing monitor models is to send events to test the monitor model.
You can use numerous tools, such as the Integrated Test Client that
is provided as part of the Business
Monitor development toolkit.
Before you begin
If you are testing an application that was created in WebSphere
Integration Developer 6.0.2, 6.1, or 6.2, see "Testing monitor models
created in WebSphere Integration Developer."
About this task
The following tools are just a few of the numerous tools
that you can use to emit events:
- Integrated Test Client
- Intended for use with Business Activity Monitoring processes,
the Integrated Test Client enables you to easily create and send test
events. See "Using the Integrated Test Client to send events."
- Business Process Choreographer Explorer
- The Business Process Choreographer Explorer is a web application
that implements a generic web user interface for interacting with
business processes and human tasks. For additional information, see
"Launching the Business Process Choreographer Explorer".
- Common Base Event emission tools
- There are many types of applications that emit events. You can
use any Common Base Event emission tool that emits the expected events.
- Applications that emit events
- You can use any application that can emit the expected events.
For more information about configuring a server
in a different cell, see "Configuring how to receive events."