IBM Integration Bus, Version 9.0.0.8 Operating Systems: AIX, HP-Itanium, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

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Creating an integration project

Create an integration project to contain resources such as message flows, maps, and database definitions.

Before you start:

Read the concept information in Integration projects.

Message flow projects have been replaced by integration projects in IBM® Integration Bus Version 9.0. Migrate your message flow projects by following the instructions in Importing resources from previous versions.

You can create an integration project when you create resources, such as message flows and maps.

To create and populate an integration project manually, complete the following steps.

Open the New Integration Project wizard by clicking File > New > Integration Project.
Enter a name for the project and select any existing projects to which you want to refer. Click Next.
Select any existing libraries to which you want to refer, then click Finish.

The new integration project is created and shown in the Independent Resources folder of the Application Development view.

Next:

When you have created an integration project, you might want to create resources to add to the project. For more information, see Creating resources in an integration project.

If you are not ready to create an application or library yet, you can use an integration project to hold resources in the meantime. When you are ready, you can either create an application or library and move the resources from the integration project, or you can convert your integration project to an application or library. For more details, see Converting a project to an application or library.

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Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017