IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 75
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2. At the "Import Repository File" screen, ensure that the Integration Component Library Name drop-down menu contains the name of the library into which you want to import the components. If you launched the "Import from Repository File" wizard from a library other than the one into which you want to import the components, you can change the destination this way instead of closing the wizard and launching it again. 3. Do one of the following to specify the components you want imported: v To import a single package file, either type the full path and name of the .jar file that you want to import in the InterChange server repository file field or click Browse to select the file. v To import an entire directory of package files, either type the full path to the directory in the Import from a Repository Files directory field or click Browse to select the file. 4. Click Finish. Note: Do not use the File > Import menu item in the workbench to import a package file. Although the "Zip file" wizard works with archives with the .jar extension, and InterChange Server Express package files have a .jar extension, the "Zip file" wizard does not work properly with package files. Modifying map and collaboration object properties in integration component libraries Maps and collaboration objects have properties that you can modify to change the behavior of those components. To modify the properties of a component, right-click either the component in an integration component library or a shortcut to it in a user project and select Properties from the context menu. System Manager displays a dialog to configure the properties of the component. For more information about collaboration object properties, see Chapter 9, "Configuring collaboration objects," on page 155. For more information about map properties, see the Map Development Guide. Creating synonyms for map automation The Map Designer Express tool has a feature that allows you to create maps and reverse maps automatically between business objects that have source and destination attributes with similar attributes. To do this, Map Designer Express looks for attributes with matching names between the source and destination business objects. System Manager enables you to enhance this basic matching process by creating multiple synonyms for attribute names of business objects. This is done at the ICL project level in System Manager. The synonyms created are attached to the ICL, and are used by the map automation algorithm when it is invoked by Map Designer.The synonyms created are attached to the ICL project, and are used by the map automation algorithm when it is invoked by Map DesignerThe synonyms created are attached to the ICL project, and are used by the map automation algorithm when it is invoked by Map DesignerThe synonyms created are attached to the ICL project, and are used by the map automation algorithm when it is invoked by Map Designer.″The synonyms created are attached to the ICL project, and are used by the map automation algorithm when it is Chapter 4. Using System Manager 63
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