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Upgrading: Step 14 (Optional): Update the Master Index API in Client Projects
 

Classic Java CAPS

Upgrading to Java CAPS 6

Upgrading to Sun Master Index

About the Upgrade Paths to Sun Master Index

Upgrading From eView Studio to Sun Master Index (Repository)

To Upgrade to Sun Master Index (Repository)

Migrating to Service-Enabled Sun Master Index

Step 1: Create the Service-Enabled Master Index

Step 2: Migrate any Custom Plug-ins

Step 3: Update the Object Definition

Step 4: Update midm.xml

Step 5: Update the Master Controller

Step 6: Update the Matching and Standardization Configuration

Step 7: Update Query Definitions

Step 8: Update the Survivor Calculator

Step 9: Update Field Validations

Step 10: Validate the Configuration Files

Step 11: Update Match and Standardization Engine Files

Step 12: Upgrade the Database Connection and Security

Step 13: Finalizing the Upgrade

Step 14 (Optional): Update the Master Index API in Client Projects

Troubleshooting

JBI Based Components

Migrating From eTL to Sun Data Integrator

Step 14 (Optional): Update the Master Index API in Client Projects

Once you build the master index project, a set of dynamic API methods are generated for use in web services, Collaborations, and Business Processes. In order to make the API available to Repository-based client projects, you need to generate a WSDL file and then import the generated file into the client project that will access the new service-enabled master index. Alternatively, you can upgrade the client projects using JBI components and call master index services from BPEL processes, web services, and Java clients.

To Update the Master Index API in Client Projects
  1. In the NetBeans Projects window, expand the ProjectName-ejb project and then expand Web Services.
  2. Right-click ApplicationNameEJBService and then select Generate and Copy WSDL.
  3. Specify a location to store the WSDL file and click OK.
  4. Right-click the Repository-based client project, point to Import, and then select Web Service Definition.
  5. Follow the steps in the Import WSDL(s) Wizard.

    A web service OTD for the ProjectNameEJBService is created. You can use this OTD to access the operations of the migrated master index application.