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Creating a mediation module for the simple web service

Igor Iron, the Integration Developer, creates a mediation module for calling services on the existing system.

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To create a mediation module, perform the following steps: Procedure 1. Create a mediation module by performing the following steps: a. Right-click the project explorer, select New > Project > Mediation Module, and specify the name BenefitsEligibilityMM. Note: Ensure that you clear the Create mediation component check box and select the check box for the SCA module, including the process service model, in the wizard. b. Expand BenefitsEligibilityMM and open the Assembly diagram. c. Drag a Mediation Flow to the diagram, specify the name as BenefitsEligibilityInquiry. d. Add the BenefitsEligibilityInquiry interface to the mediation flow. Figure 1. Creating mediation module

e. Save the changes f. Double-click the mediation flow, click Yes, select the BenefitsEligibilityMM folder, and click OK to create the implementation. Figure 2. Creating an implementation

g. Click the benefitsEligibilityInquiry source link, click Service Integration, and add a reference operation. Figure 3. Adding a reference

h. Wire the objects and ensure that you click the Transform the message using an XSL Transformation primitive option to create an XSL transformation object. i. Specify TransformBenefitsEligibilityInquiry_Request as the name for the XSL Transformation object. Figure 4. Adding a reference

j. Double-click the TransformBenefitsEligibilityInquiry, clear the Default check box, specify a namespace for the object using BPM Best Practices, specify the name as TransformBenefitsEligibilityInquiry_Request, and complete the wizard. For this scenario, you can use
http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/websphere/icp/2011/04/business/heal thcare/xslt/TransformBenefitsEligibilityInquiry.

k. Map the variables for your implementation. Figure 5. Mapping variables

l. Open TransformBenefitsEligibilityInquiry and click the Response tab. m. Repeat steps i to l for the response component. 2. Create an Import by performing the following steps: a. Open BenefitsEligibilityMM. b. Expand the implementation logic you created, drag the export to the diagram, select Import with SCA Binding, and wire the components. Figure 6. Adding an Import

3. Save your changes. 4. Update the BPEL flow by performing the following steps: a. Go to BenefitsEligibility > BenefitsEligibility_Implementation > Integration Logic > BPEL Process and open the process flow diagram. b. Drag the Invoke component to the flow, add an interface partner for the component, and provide the SCA port in the implementation tab of the Import component. Figure 7. Adding an Invoke component

5. Save your changes. Parent topic: Implementing web services

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