About Using Migrated eTL Components in Java CAPS 6

As with all Java CAPS 6 projects, the Data Integrator project must be built, creating a WSDL file: a file that describes the web services provided by the project.

Note - For Data Integrator projects created from imported eTL projects, the WSDL files created by building the projects are located in JavaCAPS6.netbeans\caps\eTL\Imported Projects\.

For a composite application project to be usable as an executable Service Assembly, it must include as one of its JBI modules one or more of the following files.

• A project JAR file, in the case of a purely JBI-based project. This type of composite application could include either no BPEL module or one or more BPEL 2.0 modules.

• A project EAR file, in the case of a repository-based CAPS project. The CAPS project must be updated to include a JBI bridge, and then rebuilt. Typically, this type of composite application reuses BPEL 1.0 business processes in the repository-based CAPS project.

JBI modules can be added to the composite application either by dragging them into the CASA Editor or by right-clicking the composite application's JBI Modules folder in the project tree.