Programming with Integration Objects
Integration Objects are Java™ beans that encapsulate interactions with a host application. If you have used IBM® WebSphere® Host Publisher, you are already familiar with most aspects of Integration Objects, but you will need to learn about how HATS enables you to work with Integration Objects. You do not need to be familiar with Host Publisher to use Integration Objects in HATS.
Using Integration Objects
explains how to create an Integration Object from a macro
and how to create Web pages based on an Integration Object. Integration Objects created using
IBM®
WebSphere® Host Publisher can be imported into HATS
and used in the same ways as Integration Objects that were created in HATS Toolkit. This document describes these advanced
uses of Integration Objects:
- Invoke an Integration Object from business logic. This process is described in Example: Calling an Integration Object.
- Invoke an Integration Object from another WebSphere® application. This process is described in Using Integration Objects in a WebSphere Java EE application.
- Create Web services based on one or several Integration Objects. This process is described in Developing Web services.
- Modify the Java™ code contained in the Integration Object. This is described in Integration Objects - advanced topics.