IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 204
Editing, profile, Deleting, Emulating, connector, Working, business, objects
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7. Click OK to close the "New Profile" window. The "Connector Profile" window displays the name of the connector in the Connector column, the name of the InterChange Server Express instance in the Server column, and the path and name of the connector configuration file in the Configuration File column. 8. Click OK to close the "Connector Profile" window. Editing a profile Follow the steps below to make changes to an existing connector profile: 1. Select File > Create/Select Profile from the menu bar of Test Connector or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+N to display the Connector Profile window. 2. In the "Connector Profile" window select the profile you want to edit and then select Edit > Edit Profile from the menu bar. 3. Type new values in the fields of the "New Profile" window and use the Browse button to change the configuration file as necessary to make your edits. 4. Click OK to close the "New Profile" window. Deleting a profile Do the following to delete a connector profile: 1. Select File > Create/Select Profile from the menu bar of Test Connector or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+N to display the "Connector Profile" window. 2. In the "Connector Profile" window, select the profile you want to delete and then select Edit > Delete Profile from the menu bar. Emulating a connector After creating a profile for a connector, you may use that profile to connect Test Connector to the agent. Once you connect Test Connector to the agent, Test Connector begins emulating the connector defined in the selected profile. To connect Test Connector to the agent, do the following: 1. Select File > Create/Select Profile from the menu bar of Test Connector. 2. In the "Connector Profile" window, select the name of the connector whose profile you want to open. 3. Click OK. 4. Select File > Connect from the menu bar. Test Connector displays messages in the "Output" pane as it attempts to emulate the connector. When it finishes connecting, it displays a message indicating that it is "ready" in the "Output" pane and populates the BOType list in the "Supported Business Objects" pane. Working with business objects To test whether a business process interface has been developed correctly, you need to verify that business objects can be successfully exchanged and processed. This section describes how to: v Create, modify, delete, and save business object test data v Compare the attribute values of business objects to easily and quickly view changes made during processing v Send and receive business objects 192 IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Express and Express Plus: System Implementation Guide