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This section describes how to invoke the iWay .NET Technology Adapter.
There are three application run time types:
For more information on how to access this parameter, see Configuring the Adapter in an iWay Environment.
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This section describes how to invoke the iWay .NET Technology Adapter through an iWay Business Service, using the Hello World sample in the HelloWorld1.dll file.
Note: Before exploring a target and creating an integration scenario, check that the scenario is listed in the application scope. For more information, see Tested Application Scope. Creating integration scenarios outside of the adapter scope does not qualify for customer support and could destabilize the general iWay working environment.
To invoke the iWay .NET Technology Adapter:
The Target Connection Dialog appears, as shown in the following image.
The iWay Business Service Operation page appears, as shown in the following image.
The result is displayed, as shown in the following image.
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To invoke the iWay .NET Technology Adapter through a process flow, the process flow must either contain an adapter object which is associated with a target of the iWay .NET Technology Adapter or a web service object which is associated with a business service of the iWay .NET Technology Adapter. Users can directly run the process flow or use a channel to run it.
Note that the input documents that users use to run the adapter process flow in the previous section and web service process flow may be similar but not the same.
Based from the list above:
ANYXML represents any XML format (for example, <test></test>).
XMLDATA represents the format of the input document which users use to invoke the iWay .NET Technology Adapter through an iWay business service, as shown in the following sample.
RTXMLDATA represents XMLDATA with extra added to the root element (for example, <ROOT>XMLDATA</ROOT>).
ATXMLDATA represents the format of the input document which users use to invoke the adapter process flow.
WSXMLDATA represents the format of the input document which users use to invoke the web service process flow.
The following procedures will be using the Hello World sample in the HelloWorld1.dll file.
To run an adapter process flow to invoke the iWay .NET Technology Adapter:
The newly created registry item, Hello, will be added under the Adapters node, after expanding the Components object from the Registry node. Users can expand the Registry node by right-clicking on Registry, and selecting the Connect or Refresh option from the menu list to view it, as shown below.
The New Process Flow Wizard appears, as shown in the following image.
The Run Configurations window appears.
The result will be stored in a folder under Test Results, as shown in the image below.
To run a web service process flow to invoke the iWay .NET Technology Adapter:
The Run Configurations window appears.
The result will be stored in a folder under Test Results, as shown in the image below.