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The TIBCO ActiveMatrix development tools consist of TIBCO Business Studio and a set of ActiveMatrix plug-ins. For introductory information on TIBCO Business Studio, refer to the Workbench User Guide in the TIBCO Business Studio online help. To view the online help, select Help > Help Contents.Figure 5 TIBCO Business Studio Main Window
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• Project Explorer Displays a tree containing all the project resources such as project folders, shared resource definition files, WSDL files, composite files, service assembly files, and so on.
• Editor Displays editors for the objects currently being edited. You switch between editors by clicking tabs at the top of the Editor area. The Composite Editor contains a canvas on which you can drop elements and a palette that organizes the elements that you can add to the composite. Other editors allow you to configure shared resources and service assemblies.
• Outline Provides a overview of the Composite Editor canvas. You can easily navigate from one part of a composite to another.The Outline view also displays a content tree structure that contains the composite element inside the composite. In this view you can delete the contents of the composite. When you select a composite element in the Outline tree, the corresponding artifact in the composite becomes selected.
• Views Displays under the Editor Area. Contains the following views:
− Properties Displays property sheets for editing composites and composite elements. When you select a composite or composite element in the Composite Editor canvas, this view shows the properties of the selected object in a vertical tabbed notebook.
− Problems Displays validation and other errors.
− Registries Lists UDDI registries and the WSDL files returned from searching a registry.The starting point for creating all types of ActiveMatrix projects and assets is the ActiveMatrix Resource Wizard. The resource wizard allows you to select wizards to create:Figure 6 shows the an example of the Properties view.Figure 6 Component Property SheetThe TIBCO Business Studio debugger provides a testing environment for stepping through composite elements and determining the sources of errors. Figure 7 shows the debugger in the process of debugging a sample HelloWorld composite. Breakpoints have been set before and after the Java component executes, and the debugger is stopped at the before breakpoint. In the Variables view on the top-right, the value of the request is being examined.Figure 7 DebugIn order to be deployed, composites must be transformed into service units and service assemblies. Figure 8, shows a sample service assembly editor view.Figure 8 Service Assembly Editor
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