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Deploy the modules to the server

You must deploy (also referred to as publish) your modules to your test environment server before you can run and test your mediation.

To deploy the module to the server:

  1. If the Business Integration perspective is not open, select Window > Open Perspective > Business Integration to open it. This is where you perform most of your development tasks in WebSphere Integration Developer.
  2. Click the Servers tab. The Servers view opens, as shown in the following figure:
    Servers view
  3. In the Servers view, right-click WebSphere Process Server or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus and select Add and Remove Projects. The Add and Remove Projects window opens, as shown here:
    Add and Remove Projects dialog box
  4. In the Available projects list, select the HelloServiceApp application.
  5. Click Add. The HelloServiceApp application is added to the Configured projects list.
  6. Similarly add the HelloWorldMediationApp application to the Configured projects list.
  7. Click Finish. The HelloServiceApp application and the HelloWorldMediationApp application now both appear under the expanded server in the Servers view, as shown in the following figure:
    Expanded server in the Servers view showing published applications
  8. If the State column in the Servers view shows this server is Stopped, right-click on the server and click Start. Wait until the Servers view shows a state of Started. This may take a few moments.
  9. Optional: The Server Logs view shows the messages emitted by the server. Double-click the Server Logs tab to give it focus and expand it to full size. Scroll to the bottom and you will see the logged messages indicating that the two applications have started, as shown here:
    Server Logs view
  10. Optional: The Build Activities view shows you the status of your projects, and after the initial association of a project with a server, it is a good place to do subsequent publishes after making changes. Click the Build Activities tab and expand Project status to ensure your projects display a status of Ready to run, as shown in the following figure:
    Build Activities view

    If you make changes to a module in your workspace and the same module deployed on the server now displays a status of Started but requires republishing, you can click Update Running Servers to publish the changed module resources to the server. The status of the module will change to Started and synchronized because the module resources on the server are now the same as the module resources in the workspace.






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