After you have finished adjusting the data model or algorithms,
you must regenerate the InfoSphere® MDM Probabilistic Matching
Engine OSGi
composite bundle file.
About this task
The OSGi composite bundle file contains the matching algorithm
and data model that the InfoSphere MDM Probabilistic Matching
Engine uses
to perform suspected duplicate matching.
To generate the composite
bundle:
Procedure
- From the Workbench MDM
Configuration perspective menu,
select .
- From the Configuration project list,
select the name of your MDM project, for example, Party.
Note: The default model is named Party.
- If a new configuration model was created using the Party template,
the name may differ and the associated configuration element will
need to be updated following the instructions in Specifying
a different InfoSphere MDM Probabilistic Matching Engine configuration.
- If you choose to override the default Party model
by keeping the model name, you must follow the following steps after
you generate the bundle code:
- In the PME bundle project, specify the name of your probabilistic
matching engine bundle to be generated; for example, mdmpme.config.ext.
- In the OSGi composite bundle membership section,
select Add module to composite.
The
CBA is required to deploy the bundle to WebSphere® Application Server.
- In the Composite project field,
type the name of your composite project, mdmpme.config.ext.cba.
Note that the bundle and composite project must have different names.
- Click Finish.
The
wizard will generate the probabilistic matching engine OSGi composite
bundle (mdmpme.config.cba and mdmpme.config.ext.cba).
Results
To view the newly generated composite bundle file, refresh
the Navigator view from the Workbench.