You can check that the solution works for your own files or for the provided
scenario.
About this task
After you have completed the mapping conversion, and adjusted any flagged transforms, you can
check that the map works as intended by running the Test
Client. If you are using your own project
files, create your own message flow tests by following the instructions for Testing a message flow that has
IBM MQ nodes.
In the scenario, a message flow test file is
already created for you to use. The objects in this file are provided as independent resources,
which means that your integration server must be configured to use a default application in order to
deploy and run the message flow. For information about configuring a default application, see Configuring a default application
for an integration server.
Procedure
To verify the scenario, complete the following steps:
- In the Application view, open MembersMFPFlow.mbtest.
The
Test
Client opens.
A previously run test named
Invoke Message Flow(v7) is
listed in the
Message Flow Test Events pane.
- Review the results of Invoke Message Flow(v7) in
the Detailed Properties tab by clicking each
stage of the test that is listed in Message Flow Test Events.
These are the results from running the message flow before
conversion.
- Right-click Invoke Message Flow(v7) and
click Re-run.
The Select Deployment
Location wizard opens.
- On the Specify Test Settings page,
select Create queues of input and output nodes of message
flows when host name is localhost.
Click Finish.
The test is rerun; observe the results in the Detailed
Properties tab.
- In the Message Flow Test Events pane,
select MQ Queue Monitor "MEMOUT". Look at the
output message that is displayed in the Detailed Properties pane.
Compare the output message to that of the original test.
- Optional: If you are following the steps
for the optional
NULL
behavior check in step 7 of Configuring Task
transforms, you can see that MEMBER_COMMENT3 is
displayed, but the Value field is empty.
Results
You have successfully completed the scenario, by converting
a message map, configuring the transforms, and verifying the output.