Tutorials available in the Tutorials Gallery
The Tutorials Gallery in the IBM® Integration Toolkit provides access to a number of tutorials.
The following table lists the tutorials that are currently
available in the Tutorials Gallery in the IBM Integration Toolkit. To access the Tutorials
Gallery, click in the IBM Integration Toolkit menu.
Note: You cannot start
a tutorial from the button on the web pages that are linked in the
table, or resolve any of the links on the web pages. You can only
perform these actions when you use the Tutorials Gallery in the IBM Integration Toolkit.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Integration services (SOAP/HTTP inputs) | Learn about integration services that use SOAP/HTTP inputs in IBM Integration Bus by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/integration-services-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Manage a set of records with IBM Integration Bus REST API services | Learn how to use an IBM Integration Bus REST API service to manage a set of records. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/rest-api-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Transformation using a Map in a message flow | Learn how to use a Mapping node to transform data using a Map in an IBM Integration Bus message flow by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/transformation-map-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Transformation using ESQL in a message flow | Learn how to use a Compute node to transform data using ESQL in an IBM Integration Bus message flow by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/transformation-esql-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Transformation using Java™ in a message flow | Learn how to use a JavaCompute node to transform data using Java in an IBM Integration Bus message flow by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/transformation-java-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Transformation using Java (JAXB) in a message flow | Learn how to use a JavaCompute node to transform data using Java (JAXB) in an IBM Integration Bus message flow by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/transformation-javaJAXB-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Transformation using XSL in a message flow | Learn how to use an XSL Transform node to transform data using XSL in an IBM Integration Bus message flow by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/transformation-XSL-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Transformation using .NET in a message flow | Learn how to use a .NETCompute node to transform data using C# in an IBM Integration Bus message flow by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/transformation-dotnet-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Retrieving records from a Salesforce system | Learn how to use the SalesforceRequest node to retrieve records from Salesforce.com (requires IBM Integration Bus v10 fixpack 4 or later). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/salesforce-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Callable Flows | Learn how to split flow processing using CallableFlow nodes (requires IBM Integration Bus v10 fixpack 4 or later). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/callable-flows-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Business transaction monitoring | Learn how to monitor business transactions across flows (requires IBM Integration Bus v10 fixpack 3 or later). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/btm-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Using a Mapping node to access a Lookup table that is stored in the Global Cache | Learn how to use a Mapping node to graphically access a Lookup table stored in the Global Cache (requires IBM Integration Bus v10 fixpack 2 or later). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/mapping-cache-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Receiving MQTT messages by subscribing to MQTT topics | Learn how to use the MQTTSubscribe node to receive messages from an MQTT server. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/mqtt-subscribe-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| HTTP Input to drive a message flow | Learn how to use an HTTP Input node to parse JSON data in an IBM Integration Bus message flow by exploring this simple example. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/http-input-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Integration using TCPIP nodes | Learn how to use TCP/IP nodes for integration with external applications using TCPIP sockets. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/tcpip-input-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Large message splitting | Split a large input message into individual records, using Java transformation code, in a memory-efficient manner. For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/large-messaging-tutorial/en/details.html. |
| Modeling CSV data by using DFDL | Learn how to model CSV data using Data Format Description Language (DFDL). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/dfdl-csv-tutorial/dfdlcsv/en/details.html. |
| Modeling COBOL data by using DFDL | Learn how to model COBOL data by using Data Format Description Language (DFDL). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/dfdl-cobol-tutorial/dfdlcobol/en/details.html. |
| Modeling EDIFACT data by using DFDL | Learn how to model EDIFACT data by using Data Format Description Language (DFDL). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/dfdl-edifact-tutorial/dfdledifact/en/details.html. |
| Modeling HL7 data by using DFDL | Learn how to model HL7 healthcare data using Data Format Description Language (DFDL). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/dfdl-hl7-tutorial/dfdlhl7/en/details.html. |
| Modeling Toshiba 4690 TLog data by using DFDL | Learn how to model Toshiba 4690 Point of Sale Transaction Log data by using Data Format Description Language (DFDL). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/dfdl-tlog-tutorial/dfdltlog/en/details.html. |
| Modeling ISO 8583 data by using DFDL | Learn how to model ISO 8583 data by using Data Format Description Language (DFDL). For more information, see http://ot4i.github.io/dfdl-iso8583-tutorial/dfdliso8583/en/details.html. |