Implementing customized business proxies
About this task
The following sections describe how to implement customized business proxies, step-by-step.
- Example: Step 1 – Determining the Request structure
Begin this customization by deciding on the request for this transaction. - Example: Step 2 – Registering the transaction in the database
Add the transaction name for this transaction (updatePartyAddressCompositeSample) to the CDBUSINESSTXTP table with a TX_OBJECT_TP value of P (for persistent transaction type). - Example: Step 3 – Implementing the business proxy
The public method getBusProxy is included in DWLTxnBaseBP and can be used to look up a business proxy. - Example: Step 4 – Defining the business proxy service
The next step is to create a blueprint service definition file where the specific business proxy service will be defined. - Example: Step 5 – Deploying the business proxy with InfoSphere MDM Custom Domain Hub
Custom business proxies must be packaged within an OSGi bundle and have an appropriate blueprint service definition. - Running the customized business proxy example
Last updated: 17 May 2017