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

Synchronous Inbound Integration Processing
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Integration Guide
Standard Services
The following diagram illustrates an overview of the synchronous standard
service processing activities.
Inbound Integration Process Initiation
Summary A standard service can be accessed by using an HTTP Post, an Enterprise
JavaBean invocation, and a Web service invocation to receive synchronous
standard service messages.
HTTP Post and
Enterprise Beans
The following steps describe the initiation of inbound processing in the
integration framework:
1 A servlet provides the ability for external systems to post transactions to the
system. You can use the following URL to post the transactions to standard
services that process synchronously:
hostname:port/meaweb/ss/maximo service name
 maximo service name is the name of the application service.
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{} action(byte[] actionData, String
maxServiceName)
A client can use the Java Naming and Directory Interface name of the
Enterprise JavaBean (ejb/maximo/remote/actionservice) to look up the
Enterprise JavaBean reference and invoke the method. The client also needs
the following settings:
 Access to the Home and Remote class files