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The file1 channel is included as a sample in the registry. This channel has an inlet that includes the file1 sample listener. The route, called move, moves the input stream to the output stream. Finally, the outlet, called default.outlet defines an empty outlet. An outlet that does not contain an emitter is considered to be a default outlet. With a default outlet, the output is routed back to the default location specified by the listener.
The following procedure describes how to build and deploy the file1 channel for use in the installation verification process.
To build and deploy the file1 channel:
The Registry - Repository pane opens, showing links to various types of conduits and components you can configure.
The Channels pane opens.
The build result pane for the file1 channel opens.
The Deployments pane opens, showing links to Channels, Services, and Web Services, in the left pane.
The Channel Management pane opens, as shown in the following image.
Notice that there are no deployed channels available in the table.
The Available Channels pane opens.
The Channel Versions pane opens.
You are returned to the Channel Management pane. Notice that the file1 channel is now included in the list of deployed channels.
Note: Once a channel is deployed, you must also start it. A deployed channel is not started automatically. Notice the red X in the Status column.
A green checkmark now displays in the Status column, indicating that the deployed channel is started.