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This example shows how the adapter Subscription service can be used in a TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks process using JMS transport. The project configured for this example has a TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks process which sends data on the subject that the adapter Subscription service is subscribing to. The adapter Subscription service uses the Queue-based communication.The example simulates the Queue-based communication paradigm that is supported by the adapter Subscription service. The Tuxedo service, based on the Department ID that it receives from the invoking client, returns the Employee ID, Employee Name and Department Name corresponding to that Department ID.
1. Enter the values for Department ID, ReplyQueue, CommunicationType, ServiceName, QueueSpace in the Get_input.xml as shown below:
2. The TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks process, sub-send gets triggered. The file poller in the process reads the data and forwards it to the publisher which publishes the data.
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7. Files provided with this example are given in the next table. The files are located in the following locations:
Tuxedo header file containing the FML32 definition for the Subscription service. Project zip that contains the preconfigured adapter Subscription service and the TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks process. This file (instead of a database) contains the data that will be used by the server service. Contains commands required to get the Tuxedo service running on Windows (Sets the required environment variables, creates executables, loads the ubbconfig file and boots the Tuxedo service) Contains commands required to get the Tuxedo service running on UNIX (Sets the required environment variables, creates executables, loads the ubbconfig file and boots the Tuxedo service). This script should be run in a k-shell. ubbconfig file
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