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Palettes

Objectives At the end of this module, you will be able to,y Identify the problems with respect to an integration scenarioy Given a scenario, determine the palette to usey Design a solution according to the requirement

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Contents

Understand different palettes available on the Tibco BW Understand different palettes available on the Tibco BW platter Scenario Study of each palette in discussion Snapshots walkthrough with hands on for the palette in Snapshots walkthrough with hands on for the palette in

discussion

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FILE PALETTEFILE PALETTE


File Palette

It is used to read, write, delete, or create files. It is used to read, write, delete, or create files. This palette also has a process starter that allows to poll for

files and start a process based on the presence of a file.


File Palette

Following are the activities in the File Palette :-Following are the activities in the File Palette :Activity Description

Copy File Allows you to copy files and directories to a new location.

Create File Creates a new file or directory with the specifiedy pname. When creating a file, you can also provide the file contents.

File Poller The File Poller process starter polls for files or directories with the givenname and starts a process when the specified change (creation, modification, deletion) is detected.

List Files Returns information about files or directories, or a listing of all the files in the specified directory.

Read File Used to read a file and place its contents into the activitys output.

R Fil R h ifi d fil Thi i i l di i Remove File Removes the specified file. This activity can also remove empty directories. If a directory that is not empty is specified, an exception is thrown.

Rename File Used to rename or move files. This activity can also rename directories, but you cannot use this activity to move a directory to a new location.

Wait for File Change activity

The Wait for File Change activity waits for a file creation, modification,or deletion event to occur during process execution. When this activityis executed, the process instance suspends and waits for the specifiedchange to occur before resuming.


Write File Writes content to the specified file.

File Palette Example - 1

RequirementRequirementAn application requires the data in upper case whereas the data is in small case. Design a solution using Tibco BW.

Solution Create a Project in Designer Create a Folder named BusinessProcessCreate a Folder named BusinessProcess Create a Process Definition named ChangeCase Drag the Read File Activity from the Palette to the Design Panel In the Input tab enter the file to read. Drag the Write File Activity from the Palette to the Design Panel In the Input tab enter the file to write. Map the Read File Activity textContent to the Write File Activity

textContent Use appropriate FunctiontextContent. Use appropriate Function. Test the Project


Create a Project in Designer


Create a Folder named BusinessProcess


Create a Process Definition (ChangeCase)


Create the transition


Test the Project


File Palette Example - 2

RequirementRequirementAn application requires that whenever any changes happens like create, modify, delete to a specific file then the changes need to be logged in log fileneed to be logged in log file

Solution Create a Folder named BusinessProcessCreate a Folder named BusinessProcess Create a Project in Designer Create a Process Definition named ChangeData Drag the FilePoller from the Palette to the Design Panel In the Input tab enter the file that needs to be monitored. Drag the Write File Activity from the Palette to the Design Panel In the Input tab enter the file to write whenever change happens. Map the FilePoller Activity textContent to the Write File Activity Map the FilePoller Activity textContent to the Write File Activity

textContent. Test the Project


File Palette Example 2 (Snapshot)


Hands On . . .

1. Write a process, which will be named FileTest, polls a 1. Write a process, which will be named FileTest, polls a directory for a specified file and writes a new file to the same directory each time the file changes. The new files name includes the type of change that occurred to the original file (create, modify, or remove). The new files content is the same as the polled files content, but the time of the change in the file is appended to the end of the fil Th i f h fil h i d h file. The time of the file change is represented as the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970.

2. Copy a file from A directory to B directory. Only one file will be present to be copied at one time. Use Copy File Activity from the File Palette


JDBC PALETTEJDBC PALETTE


JDBC Palette

The JDBC palette contains activities and shared The JDBC palette contains activities and shared configuration resources for querying, updating, or calling stored procedures in a database.


JDBC Palette

Following are the activities in the JDBC Palette :-Following are the activities in the JDBC Palette :Activity Description

JDBC Call Procedure

Calls a database procedure using the specified JDBC connection

JDBC Connection

It is a Shared Configuration resources which describes a JDBC connection.

JDBC Get Connection

It retrieves an object reference to a JavaConnectionAccessor object forthe specified JDBC Connection from the connection pool.

JDBC Query It performs the specified SQL SELECT statement.

JDBC Update It performs the specified SQL INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement

Query Designer

It is a GUI tool for building SQL queries, testing syntax, and previewing results before running the process Designer results before running the process. Query Designer can be used in one of the following ways:

to automatically generate SQL queries to manually edit and check the syntax of existing queries

SQL Direct This activity executes a SQL statement that is provided. This activity SQL Direct This activity executes a SQL statement that is provided. This activity allows to build a SQL statement dynamically (using other activities), then pass the SQL statement into this activitys input. This activity also allows to execute SQL statements that are not supported by other activities in the JDBC palette.


JDBC Palette Example - 1

RequirementqAccess the Database and write the first record to the

file.

Solution Create a Project in Designer Create a Folder named SharedResources D ag the JDBC Connection Sha ed Config ation in the Drag the JDBC Connection Shared Configuration in the

SharedResources folder. Configure the JDBC Connection using the Configuration tab. Create a Folder named BusinessProcess Create a Process Definition named QueryProcess Drag the JDBC Query Activity from the Palette to the Design Panel Configure the JDBC Connection and write the SQL Statement Drag the Write File Activity from the File Paletteg y In the Input tab enter the file to read. Configure the Write File Activity using the Input Tab Map the fields from JDBC Query to Write File Test the Project Test the Project

JDBC Palette Example 1 (Snapshot)

Hands On . . .

1. Write a process which executes at a specific time 1. Write a process which executes at a specific time periodically . The process updates the database and writes the number of records updated to a file.

Hands On . . .

2. Write a process which when executed queries the database 2. Write a process which when executed queries the database and writes all the records fetched to a file.

3. Design a Process which reads a file which has delimiters as comma and populate the same in a table called employee p p p y(EmpNo, EmpName). Use JDBC, File, Parse Data and Data Format Palettes.


XML PALETTEXML PALETTE


XML Palette

The XML Activities palette provides activities for parsing XML The XML Activities palette provides activities for parsing XML strings into schemas and rendering schemas into XML strings.


XML Palette

Following are the activities in the XML Palette :-Following are the activities in the XML Palette :Activity Description

Parse XML It takes a XML file or an XML string and processes it, turning it into an XML schema tree based on the XSD or DTD specified. h f d f l d l dThe preferred way to parse XML files is to use a Read File activity to read

the XML file.

Render XML The Render XML activity takes an instance of an XML schema element and renders (writes) it as a stream of bytes containing XML or an XML string.

Transform XML

The Transform XML activity allows you to transform an input XML document into the output specified by the given XSLT File shared configuration resource.

XSLT File The XSLT File resource allows you to load an XSLT file to use to transform XML schemas using the Transform XML activity.


XML Palette Example - 1

RequirementqAn application requires the data to be parsed from an XML file which contains Price and Quantity and store the Amount in a file.

Solution Create a Project in Designer

C t F ld d B i P Create a Folder named BusinessProcess Create a Folder named SharedResources Create or use the data.xml file. Drag the Schema Resource from the XML Tools to the

SharedResources folder and create the schema structure same as in the data.xml file Create a Process in the BusinessProcess folder which contains the

File Poller activity as the start activity Drag the Parse XML and Write File Activity and configure them so

as to calculate the amount. Test the Project.

XML Palette Example 1 ( Snapshot)


Hands On . . .

Write a process which reads a xml file (contains the Write a process which reads a xml file (contains the Currency Name, Exchange Rate, Currency Code and Rate Date) parse it an XML file and display the exchange amount.


FTP PALETTEFTP PALETTE


FTP Palette

The FTP palette is used to issue FTP commands. The FTP palette is used to issue FTP commands.


FTP Palette


FTP Connection The shared configuration resource describes a connection to an FTP server. FTP connections are used when configuring activities in the FTP palettein the FTP palette.

FTP Change Default Directory

Change the current default directory on the remote machine to the specified directory path.

FTP Delete File It issues an FTP delete or mdelete command to remove one orfil f th tmore files from the remote server.

FTP DIR It provides a listing of files in the specified directory of the FTP server.

FTP Get An FTP get or mget command to the specified server. The content of the remote files can be placed in the activitys output or written directly to local storage.

FTP Get Default Directory

Retrieves the name of the current remote directory

FTP Make Remote Directory

It creates the specified directory on the remote FTP server.

FTP Put Issues an FTP put or mput command to the specified server.


FTP Palette

Activity DescriptionActivity Description

FTP Remove Remote Directory

This activity deletes the specified directory from the remote FTP server.

FTP Rename File This activity renames the specified file on the remote FTP server.

FTP Sys Type This activity retrieves the FTP servers operating system type.


FTP Palette Example

RequirementqA file is read and then placed, using FTP Put, on a specified FTP server. After a short pause, FTP Get is issued to get the contents of the file from the server and then write these

t t t th l l filcontents to another local file.

Solution Change the FTP connection parameters for your environment Change the FTP connection parameters for your environment Double click on the FTP Connection object in the Project tree Panel

(top left) to display the FTP connection information in the configuration panel (bottom right) Enter a valid ftp server name in the Host field Enter a valid username for the ftp server in the User Name field Enter a valid password for the ftp server in the Password field Test the ftp connection using the 'test connection' button Test the ftp connection using the test connection button

FTP Palette Example (Snapshot)


TCP PALETTETCP PALETTE


TCP Palette

The TCP/IP palette provides activities and resources that can The TCP/IP palette provides activities and resources that can send and receive data using the TCP/IP protocol. This palette is intended for use when communicating with

TCP/IP and there is no corresponding TIBCO ActiveMatrix TCP/IP and there is no corresponding TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks palette for the protocol. y For example:- A custom application that communicates with

other applications by way of TCP/IP then TCP/IP palette can be used to handle incoming and outgoing data from this application.


TCP Palette

The general sequence of events when using the TCP/IP The general sequence of events when using the TCP/IP palette resources is the following:

Create a TCP Connection shared configuration resource that describes the connection information.

One of the following occurs depending upon whether the process definition is a TCP/IP client or server:

When a process definition acts as a TCP/IP client communicating with a TCP/IP server a connection must be opened using the TCP with a TCP/IP server, a connection must be opened using the TCP Open Connection activity. When a process definition acts as a TCP/IP server waiting for

incoming TCP/IP requests, the process either starts with a TCP h f C hReceiver process starter or has a Wait for TCP Request activity that

waits for an incoming connection request. In the process definition the Read TCP Data and Write TCP Data

activities are used to read and write data to the TCP connection. Once all processing is complete, the TCP Close Connection activity

is used to close the TCP connection.


TCP Palette


Read TCP Data The Read TCP Data activity reads data from an open TCP connection.

TCP Close Connection

It closes a TCP connection opened by a previously executed activity or process starter

TCP Connection It is a shared configuration resource that specifies the connectioninformation for the TCP server This resource is used when ainformation for the TCP server. This resource is used when aprocess definition acts as a TCP client connecting to a remoteserver or when a process definition acts as a TCP serveraccepting incoming TCP connections.

TCP O O ti t TCP TCP Open Connection

Opens a connection to a TCP server.

TCP Receiver The process starter starts a new process when a client requests a TCP connection.

Wait for TCP Request

It waits for a TCP client connection request.

Write TCP Data The activity sends data on the specified TCP connection. The connection must be opened by an activity or process starter that


connection must be opened by an activity or process starter that executed previously in the process definition

TCP Palette Example

RequirementRequirementAn application want to communicate with other application using TCP/IP only. The Server is placed on Machine A which waits for the request and the Client is placed on Machine B waits for the request and the Client is placed on Machine B which request the data, on request of the Client the Server sends the data which is written on the Clients machine and vice-versa.

Solution Create a Project TCPServer on Machine A j And, TCPClient Project on Machine B The TCP Connection in both the Projects should have same IP and

port so that the communication channel is same.Th TCPCli t TCP O C ti h ld i t t th IP The TCPClients TCP Open Connection should point to the IP Address of that of the Server.


TCP Palette Example (Snapshot)

TCP ServerTCP Server

TCP Client


JAVA PALETTEJAVA PALETTE


Java Palette Example - 1

RequirementRequirementThe Start Activity receives the price and the quantity from the user and generates the amount as the output using Java Code Activity from the Java Palette.

Solution Create a Project named JavaDemoj Create a folder named BusinessProcess Drag the Process Definition to the BusinessProcess folder Drag the Java Code Activity from the Java Palette

C f h C d Configure the Java Code Activity Test the Project.


Java Palette Example - 1 (Snapshots)

Step 1Step 1 Create a Process

Step 2 Configure the Start activity Configure the Start activity



Step 3Step 3 Configure the Java Code Activity



Step 3Step 3Write the Java code and compile.



Step 4 Step 4 y Configure the Java Code Activity with the parameters that are

received from the Start Activity.



Final Step 5 Final Step 5 Test the Project by setting the breakpoints


HTTP PALETTEHTTP PALETTE


HTTP Palette

The HTTP palette allows you to send and receive HTTP The HTTP palette allows you to send and receive HTTP requests.


HTTP Palette

Following are the activities in the HTTP Palette :-Following are the activities in the HTTP Palette :Activity Description

HTTP Connection The shared resource describes the characteristics of the connection used to receive incoming HTTP requests.

HTTP Receiver Starts a process based on the receipt of a HTTP request.

Proxy Configuration This shared resource is used to specify a proxy HTTP serverwhen HTTP requests are sent outside of a firewall.

Send HTTP Request This activity sends a HTTP request to a web server.

Send HTTP Response Sends a response to a previously received HTTP request.

Wait for HTTP Request Waits for an incoming HTTP request in a process definition. The process instance suspends until the incoming HTTP request is process instance suspends until the incoming HTTP request is received.


HTTP Palette Hands On

RequirementRequirementy Using HTPP palette send the principle, rate and no of years as

parameter and return the calculate the amount on a web page.


JMS PALETTEJMS PALETTE


JMS

Java Message Service (JMS) is a specification for how Java Message Service (JMS) is a specification for how messages are sent and received between applications in a Java environment. The JMS palette is used to send and receive JMS messages The JMS palette is used to send and receive JMS messages

in a process definition. Both the JMS point-to-point (queues) and publish/subscribe (topics) models are supported.


JMS Palette

Following are the activities in the JMS Palette :-Following are the activities in the JMS Palette :Activity Description

Get JMS Queue Message

The Get JMS Queue Message activity retrieves a message from the specified queue

JMS Connection It is a Shared resource that describes a JMS connection. This resource is used when specifying activities on the JMS palette.

JMS Queue Receiver Starts a process based on the receipt of a message for thespecified JMS queue.p q

JMS Queue Requestor

This activity is used to send a request to a JMS queue name and receive a response back from the JMS client.

JMS Queue Sender This activity sends a message to the specified JMS queue.

S bl h d h f d SJMS Topic Publisher It sends a message to the specified JMS topic.

JMS Topic Requestor This activity is used to communicate with a JMS applications request-response service. This service invokes an operation with input and output The request is sent to a JMS topic and the JMS input and output. The request is sent to a JMS topic and the JMS application returns the response to the request.

JMS Topic Subscriber

Starts a process based on the receipt of a message for the specified JMS topic.


Reply To JMS Message

This activity sends a reply to a previously received JMS queue or topic message.

JMS Palette

Activity DescriptionActivity Description

Wait for JMS Queue Message

It waits for the receipt of a message for the specified JMS queue. Configuration

Wait for JMS Topic Message

It waits for the receipt of a message for the specified JMS topic. ConfigurationMessage Configuration


JMS Palette Example - 1

RequirementRequirementy A JMS Queue send a request to a JMS Queue Receiver.

Solution Solution Create a Project named JMSDemo Create a folder named SharedConfiguration Drag the JMS Connection and Test the connection.g Create a folder named BusinessProcess Create Two Processes one for sending the JMS Queue Request and one

for receiving the JMS Queue ReceiverU i t ti iti i th JMS Q R i Use appropriate activities in the JMS Queue Receiver. Test the Project


JMS Palette ( Snapshot)


JMS Palette Hands on . . .

RequirementRequirement

JMS Message Selector

The process QueueMessageSelector illustrates sending 5 Queue messages and selecting one from those 5 messages using selectors This process definition executes as follows: using selectors. This process definition executes as follows:

The JMS Queue Sender activity sends 5 messages in a loop. It also sets the index of the loop to an application property called myselector. The Get JMS Queue Message activity uses the message selector

"myselector='3'" to pick the third message.


JMS Palette Hands on . . .

RequirementRequirement

JMS Topic Durable Subscriber

The process TopicPublisher.process illustrates sending a Topic message. This process definition executes as follows:

Th JMS T i P bli h ti it d T i The JMS Topic Publisher activity sends a Topic message The process DurableTopicSubscriber illustrates sending a durable

topic message. This process definition executes as follows: The JMS Topic Subscriber subscribes to a topic topic.sample. p p p p

Additionally, this is configured as Durable. If the Subscriber is not online, the messages will be stored by the JMS Server and delivered when the Subscriber comes online.


RENDEZVOUS PALETTERENDEZVOUS PALETTE


Rendezvous

Rendezvous is the messaging subsystem that TIBCO Rendezvous is the messaging subsystem that TIBCO provides. It makes it easy to created distributed application that

exchange across a network.exchange across a network. Rendezvous software supports many hardware and software

platforms, so programs running on many different kinds of computers on a network can communicate seamlessly.co pu e s o a e o ca co u ca e sea ess y The Rendezvous daemon runs on each participating

computer on your network. All information that travels between program processes passes through the Rendezvous p g p p gdaemon as the information enters and exits host computers. Rendezvous programs are programs that use Rendezvous

software to communicate over a network. A Rendezvous distributed application system is a set of

Rendezvous programs that cooperate to fulfill a mission.


Rendezvous Palette

Following are the activities in the Rendezvous Palette :-Following are the activities in the Rendezvous Palette :Activity Description

Rendezvous Subscriber

A process starter that creates a process when a TIBCO Rendezvous message on the given subject is received. Subscriber Rendezvous message on the given subject is received.

Publish Rendezvous Message

This activity publishes a TIBCO Rendezvous message on the given subject with the given message content.

Rendezvous Transport

A Shared resource that describes a TIBCO Rendezvous transport.This resource is used when specifying activities from theTransport This resource is used when specifying activities from theRendezvous palette.

Reply to Rendezvous Request

This activity is used to send a reply to a received TIBCO Rendezvous message.

S d R d Thi ti it bli h TIBCO R d th Send Rendezvous Request

This activity publishes a TIBCO Rendezvous message on the given subject with the given message content, and it expects a reply to the message on the given reply subject and with the given reply message content. This activity waits for a reply on the reply subject and outputs the content of the reply.p y j p p y

Wait for Rendezvous Message

This activity waits to receive a TIBCO Rendezvous message with the given subject.


Rendezvous Example

Design a RV Publisher process which send the Unit Price and Design a RV Publisher process which send the Unit Price and Quantity as a RV message. Also, design a RV Subscriber Process which waits for the RV

message from the RV Publisher and once receive calculates message from the RV Publisher and once receive calculates the Amount and writes into a file.


Rendezvous Example (Snapshot)


MAIL PALETTEMAIL PALETTE


Mail Palette

The Mail palette is used to receive incoming email or send The Mail palette is used to receive incoming email or send outgoing email.


Mail Palette

Following are the activities in the Mail Palette :-Following are the activities in the Mail Palette :Activity Description

Send Mail This activity sends an email by way of a SMTP server.

Receive Mail A process starter activity polls POP3 mail server for new mail. When new mail is detected and retrieved, the Receive Mail process starter starts a new process for the process definition it resides in and passes the mail data to the next activity in the process flowprocess flow.


Mail Palette Example

RequirementRequirementy Send a mail to the localhost server.

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