Importing XSD files for FIN messages

The XSD files that define the structure of FIN messages are provided by FTM SWIFT in compressed files with names of the form: 
/usr/lpp/IBM/ftmswift/v300/admin/toolkit/dni.schemas.swiftFinxxxx.zip
where xxxx represents the year of a SWIFT Standards release.
To import XSD files into the Toolkit workspace as message definition sets:
  1. From the temporary directory created in Transferring the FTM SWIFT resources, select the appropriate compressed file and extract it to another temporary directory. In the following steps, the name of this directory is represented by <finSchemaDir>.

    If you do not want to import XSD files for all FIN messages, but only for FIN message type for which a schema is actually needed, continue with step 2. Otherwise, continue with step 5 and use <finSchemaDir> as <selectedSchemaDir>.

  2. Create another temporary directory. In the following steps, the name of this directory is represented by <selectedSchemaDir>.
  3. Copy the following XSD files from <finSchemaDir> to <selectedSchemaDir>:
    mtmsg.xxxx.xsd
    where xxxx represents the year of the SWIFT Standards release.
  4. For each FIN message type for which a schema is required, copy the following XSD files from <finSchemaDir> to <selectedSchemaDir>:
    fin.zzz.xxxx.xsd
    where zzz represents the message type.

    The XSD files for each category are located in a separate subdirectory named caty where y represents the category number.

  5. Close the IBM® Integration Toolkit.
  6. Open a Command Prompt and change to the installation directory of IBM Integration Toolkit.
  7. Issue the following command on a single line: 
    mqsicreatemsgdefs -p projectName  -d selectedSchemaDir
                  -data workspaceLocation   -ns -v 
                  -log selectedSchemaDir\mqsicreatemsgdefs.log
    where:
    projectName
    The name of the message definition set project that is to be created
    selectedSchemaDir
    The path to the directory created in step 2
    workspaceLocation
    The path to the directory where the IBM Integration Toolkit workspace is located
  8. Restart the IBM Integration Toolkit.
  9. Open the new message definition set project.
  10. In the new message definition set project, open the message set messageSet.mset and change its default message domain to XMLNSC.