IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 203
Shutting, Connector, Creating, editing, connector, profiles, Saving, definition, profile
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Shutting down Test Connector To shut down Test Connector and cause it to stop emulating a connector agent, select File > Exit from the menu bar. When presented with the "Shutdown" prompt, click Yes. Creating and editing connector profiles Test Connector uses profiles to store the information it needs to emulate a connector. You must create a profile for each connector you want to emulate. You can edit and delete existing profiles. Saving the connector definition to a file To emulate a connector using Test Connector, you must save the connector definition to a file. Do the following to save a connector definition to a file: 1. Open the connector definition in Connector Configurator. 2. Select File > Save As > To File from the menu bar. 3. Navigate to the directory in which you want the file saved, type a name in the File name field, ensure that the value Configuration (*.cfg) is displayed in the Save as type drop-down menu, and click Save. Connector Configurator saves the connector definition to a file with the specified name. Creating a new profile You must create a profile for any connector you want to emulate in Test Connector. The profile specifies information such as the name of the connector, and the configuration file to be used. To create a new connector profile, do the following: 1. Select File > Create/Select Profile from the menu bar to display the "Connector Profile" window. 2. In the "Connector Profile window", select File > New Profile from the menu bar. 3. In the "New Profile" window, click Browse and then navigate to the configuration file for the connector you preparing in "Saving the connector definition to a file." 4. Type the name of the connector in the Connector Name field. You must type the exact name of the connector definition as it exists in the integration broker repository. For the adapter for JText, for instance, you must type JTextConnector, without any spaces between the words JText and Connector, and with each letter being the proper case. 5. Select the proper integration broker in the Broker Type drop-down menu-ICS, WMQI or WAS. Note: Select WMQI if your broker is any WebSphere message broker. 6. If you selected ICS as your broker type in step 5, do the following as well: a. Type the name of the InterChange Server Express instance in the Server field. Be sure to type the name precisely; it is case-sensitive and Test Connector will not be able to communicate with InterChange Server Express if the name is not correct. b. Type the password for the admin user account in the Password field. The default password is null. Chapter 11. Using Test Connector 191
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