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© Copyright IBM Corporation 2008. All rights reserved Part 5: Test the application from the Web interface In this part of the lab, you will test the SQuote application by accessing the SQuoteClient module though the Web interface. ____ 1. In the Business Integration view, expand ‘SQuoteClientWeb Web Content’, right click the ‘index.jsp’ file and select ‘Run as Run on Server’ from the pop-up menu. Select ‘WebSphere Process Server V6.1’ listed from the ’New Server’ panel. This opens an embedded browser as shown below: Note: Alternatively, you can open the embedded browser within WebSphere Integration Developer V6.1. Click the Web browser icon ( ) located on the toolbar to open the embedded Web browser and enter the URL: http://localhost:9080/SQuoteWebClient/index.jsp where as 9080 is the default HTTP port bound to the application. To find the default HTTP port, right click on the ‘WebSphere Process Server V6.1’ in the ‘Servers’ view and select the ‘Run administrative console’ from the pop-up menu. In the administrative console, expand ‘Servers’ in the left navigation pane and click on the ‘Application servers’ link. In the right pane, click the ‘server1’ link. In the following page, expand ‘Ports’ under the ‘Communications’ category and locate the entry corresponding to ‘WC_defaulthost’. ____ 2. Enter the following values an click the ‘Submit’ button • Enter Stock Symbol : ibm • Enter Customer ID : 123 ____ 3. You must expect the following result: • Stock value is : 20.0 • Customer’s service level is : Silver ____ 4. Continue playing with a different customer ID. The symbol does not play any role, except it cannot be null 2008 August, 19 IBM WebSphere V6.1 – Lab exercise Page 28 of 52 SCA HTTP binding
© Copyright IBM Corporation 2008. All rights reserved Part 6: View HTTP traffic through TCP/IP monitor In this part of the lab, you will see the HTTP payload between the service client and provider, using the built-in TCPIP monitor. This is useful to see how the data bindings convert the internal representation of data as Business objects to the actual HTTP payload as XML or SOAP or any custom bindings. For the TCPIP monitor to view the traffic, the service clients will need to send the data to a port that TCP/IP monitor is listening, which will then forward the request to the service provider. ____ 1. Open the TCP/IP monitor view __ a. From the main menu, select ‘Window Show View Other’. This opens the ‘Show View ’ panel __ b. In the ‘Show View’ panel, expand ‘Debug’ and then select ‘TCP/IP Monitor’ __ c. Click OK. The TCP/IP Monitor view is opens and is shown at the bottom frame of the workbench __ d. You can change the position of the TCP/IP monitor or maximize it if you find you need more space to work within the monitor view 2008 August, 19 IBM WebSphere V 6.1 – Lab exercise Page 29 of 52 SCA HTTP binding
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