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IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management - Inbound Integration Process Initiation; Object Structure Services

IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management
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Synchronous Inbound Integration Processing
Inbound Integration Processing 41
Object Structure Services
The following diagram illustrates an overview of the synchronous object
structure service processing activities.
Inbound Integration Process Initiation
Summary An object structure service can use HTTP Post, Enterprise JavaBean invocation,
and Web service invocation methods to receive synchronous object structure
service messages.
HTTP Post and
Enterprise Beans
The following steps describe the initiation of inbound processing in the
integration framework:
1 A servlet enables the external systems to post messages to the system. You can
use the following URL to post the transactions to object structure services that
process synchronously:
hostname:port/meaweb/os/osname
osname is the name of the object structure.
2 J2EE™ clients can invoke Enterprise JavaBeans that are written according to
the Sun Microsystems
®
, Inc., J2EE client specification.
To invoke the Enterprise JavaBean to process the message synchronously:
public byte{} processMOS(byte[] reqmosData, String mosName)
A client can use the Java Naming and Directory Interface name of the
Enterprise JavaBean (ejb/maximo/remote/mosservice) to look up the
Enterprise JavaBeans reference and to invoke the method. The client also
needs the following settings:

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