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Chapter 2 Getting Started : Configuring a Request-response Service

Configuring a Request-response Service
This section explains how to configure a request-response service to receive a request, execute the search criteria, and publish the search results on JMS transport. You must use the project created in the previous exercise. The steps in this exercise are:
 
Task A Configure a Request-response Service
1.
In the Project panel, expand the LDAP Adapter Configuration node, then click the Adapter Services folder to make the LDAP Request-response Service icon visible.
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Task B Configure the Transport Information
1.
Click the Transport tab and enter ldapexample.rpc in the Destination field.
2.
Select the Topic item in the Connection Factory Type drop-down list. Click the Apply button.
Figure 10 Transport Tab of Request-response Service
Task C Configure the Schema Definitions
1.
Click the Schema View tab and in the Base DN field, you can either directly specify the Base DN, or you can click the Browse DIT... button to select the proper Base DN. Make sure that this Base DN is identical to the real LDAP connection information. For instance,
o=MyOrg0,c=I0,dc=MyDomain,dc=portal,dc=com, LDAP_SERVER_BASE_DN.
2.
Click the OK button.
3.
Select the Sample Entry radio button for the Select Object Classes From label.
4.
Click the Browse DIT... button for the Sample Entry field.
5.
ou=MyOrgOu0, o=MyOrg0, c=I0, dc=MyDomain,dc=portal,dc=com.
6.
Click the OK button.
7.
Click the Apply button in the Schema View tab.
8.
Select Project > Save to save the project information.
Figure 11 Schema View Tab of Request-response Service

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