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Deploying Modules to the Server
You must also deploy your modules to the server.
- Go to the Servers View in the Business Integration perspective. Right-click on the Fabric Server and select Add or Remove projects.
- Click the Add All button to deploy all of the projects. Click Finish to deploy these applications on the server.
Testing Round Trips
Do the following to test your process flow.
- Right-click on the LoanOrigination export in the LoanOrigination assembly diagram. Select Test Component.
- Click Continue icon (
).
- Choose the Websphere Dynamic Process Edition Server v7.0 at localhost as the deployment location. Click Finish (
).
- If prompted with a user login, provide username (admin) and password (admin) and click OK.
A trace of the interaction unfolds in the events section (). By clicking on request or responses it is possible to inspect the request and response messages sent or returned from various processing steps. The server console will display the message from the automated customer notification which indicates that Reba was approved for her loan.
Next, let's try a round trip that uses the variations with human tasks. - Create and run new invocation with the following settings in the loan application: With a web browser log into the business process choreographer at: http:localhost:9080/bpc (
).
- A human task for a collateral review is waiting. Select the task and click the Work on button (
).
- Enter the value APPROVED for the loanStatus in the Task Output Message. Click Complete (
).
- For the final review a new human task is created. If necessary, click Refresh for it to appear. Select this task and click the Work on button.
- Enter MOREINFO in the loanStatus and click complete.
- Finally, because more information is needed to process the loan, the human variant of Notify Customer is selected. Work on the task. Note that notify customer is modeled as a one-way operation. Clicking complete tells the system that the customer has been notified.
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