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Chapter 3: Mapping <strong>ESB</strong> Artifacts to Target Domains<br />
d. Edit Map Parameters for Target Domain — Edit the map file to adjust<br />
development references and paths to preferred names in the <strong>deploy</strong>ment domain.<br />
Adjust any parameter values that should be changed in the <strong>deploy</strong>ment domain.<br />
“Editing the Map File for a Target Domain” on page 78 for more information<br />
e. Apply Map — Apply the edited map file to the exported archive to create a<br />
mapped archive. See “Adjusting and Applying a Map File to an Archive” on<br />
page 78 for more information.<br />
f. Analysis of Directory Services, Archives and File Stores — Produce analysis<br />
reports to review the dependencies and impact of the changes in the target<br />
domain. See “Analyzing <strong>ESB</strong> Artifacts in Archives, Stores, and File Systems” on<br />
page 95 for more information.<br />
g. Map Log File — Review the map log file to confirm that the mappings and<br />
parameter changes are correct. See “Reviewing the Mapping Log” on page 80 for<br />
more information.<br />
h. Import Tailored Archive — Define import properties to filter the <strong>deploy</strong>ment<br />
archive with overwrite capabilities on selected files, and ignore specified files,<br />
and then import the archive into the target domain manager. See Chapter 5,<br />
“Importing <strong>Deployment</strong> Artifacts into a Domain” for more information.<br />
i. Import Log File — Review the import log to certify that the changes took place<br />
as expected.<br />
You can produce analysis reports after the import completes to verify the changes.<br />
Tailoring Rules<br />
Tailoring rules define standards for transforming names and paths in the source domain<br />
(typically development), and for specifying the types of services, endpoints, and<br />
connections that will be exposed for mapping. For each of those types, the parameters that<br />
can be tuned at the mapping level are listed. Start by getting familiar with the structure<br />
and content of the default tailoring rules file at sonic_install_dir/<strong>ESB</strong><strong>8.5</strong>/<strong>deploy</strong>.<br />
You will learn how you an use tailoring rules to create map files that you edit and then<br />
apply to an archive. You will also learn how to customize the tailoring rules so that map<br />
files always define your preferred rules, and extract parameters you want to tailor.<br />
62 <strong>Progress</strong> <strong>Sonic</strong> <strong>ESB</strong> <strong>Deployment</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>8.5</strong>