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resolved. If it detects any unresolved dependencies or references then InterChange Server Express fails to start in production mode. The terms dependencies and references are used to describe the relationship between components, depending on the context. For example, a connector definition requires the business object definitions it supports and the maps associated with those business object definitions to exist so that it can exchange data with InterChange Server Express. In this context, the business object definitions and maps are dependencies of the connector definition. If you view the same relationship between the business object definition and the connector definition, but in the context of the business object, the connector is one of the references of the business object definition-along with any other business objects that contain it as a child, any maps that transform it, any collaboration templates that support it for their port definitions, and so forth. Table 8 specifies the components that can be dependencies and references for each component type. Table 8. Integration component dependencies and references Component Dependencies References Business objects v Business objects v Business objects v Maps v Connectors v Collaboration templates v Collaboration objects Relationships v Business objects None Connectors v Business objects v Maps v Collaboration objects Maps v Business objects v Maps v Connectors v Collaboration objects Collaboration templates Collaboration objects v Business objects v Business objects v Maps v Connectors v Collaboration templates v Collaboration objects None v Collaboration objects Showing dependencies and references You can use System Manager to show the dependencies and references for an integration component. To show the dependencies for a component, right-click it in System Manager and select Show Dependencies from the context menu. The "Dependency Tree" wizard appears. For more information, see "Using the Dependency Tree" on page 52. To show the references for a component, right-click it in System Manager and select Show References from the context menu. The "Object References" window appears. Chapter 4. Using System Manager 93
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