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OAuth 2.0

SAML assertion

X.509 certificate

User Id + Password

By selecting the Pattern Target properties from any node any message flow.

Pattern properties must be configured in a Pattern Authoring project before selecting targets.

All properties in a message flow must be tagged for the Pattern Authoring Project to identify them.

By adding a reference all the Node properties are automatically exposed to the Pattern Authoring Project.

MQEndpoint

MQTTPublish

MQTTSubscribe

Workload management

JMS transactions do not support XA.

The coordinatedTransaction flag must be set in the BAR file for enabling XA transactions with the broker.

lt does not require the configuration of the queue manager to coordinate XA transactions with the broker.

When message flows participate in transactions with MQ as well as a Database, unless XA transactions are enabled, the flow can commit the database transaction but not the MQ transaction.

The Cloned node can be used to create reusable templates for Mapping node.

The Cloned node can be used to create reusable templates for .NetInput node.

The Cloned node can be used to create reusable templates for XSLTransform node.

A new Cloned node can be used selected from a palette drawer and be assigned properties.

Application

Static library

Shared library

Message flow project

Flow1 will not deploy successfully. Flow2 will not deploy successfully.

Flow1 will not deploy successfully. Flow2 will deploy and execute successfully.

Flow1 will not deploy successfully. Flow2 will deploy successfully but will produce an error when execution is attempted.

Flow1 will deploy successfully but produce an error when execution is attempted. Flow2 will deploy and execute successfully.

No properties need to be set, since the fan-out and fan-in flows are in the same messages flow.

Set the Aggregate Name property of the AggregateReply Node to the same value that you set for the Aggregate Name property in the corresponding Collector Node.

Set the Aggregate Name property of the AggregateReply Node to the same value that you set for the Aggregate Name property in the corresponding AggregateControl Node.

Set the Aggregate Name property of the AggregateReply Node to the same value that you set for the Aggregate Name property on each of the corresponding AggregateRequest Nodes in the fan-out flow.

Deploy the new version of the MasterSchema.xsd file to the Integration Server.

Place the new version of MasterSchema.xsd in the MasterLibrary and deploy the MasterLibrary to the Integration Server.

Place the new version of MasterSchema.xsd in the MasterLibrary and then redeploy the AppA and AppB applications to the Integration Server.

Place the new version of MasterSchema.xsd directly in AppA and AppB and then redeploy the AppA and AppB applications to the Integration Server.

A backout queue name was not defined.

The debugger is waiting on a breakpoint.

No additional instances of the flow was defined.

The jvmDebugport was not defined on the Integration Server.

IIB can only communicate with BPM through SOAP messages.

A BPM integration service can be added as an operation to an existing IIB service.

After a BPM integration service is created, the business logic flow can be added before it is imported into IIB.

A BPM integration service definition must be exported from a BPM Toolkit in order for it to be imported into IIB.

DFDL domain can be used to model ALE configuration and IDocs.

The SAPInput Node must always be paired with the SAPReply Node in the same message flow.

When the processing in the message flow is done, the SAPReply Node opens a new connection to the SAP program and send the response back to SAP.

When a listener receives a call from SAP in synchronous mode, it blocks processing until the message can be picked up by an available message flow instance that contains the SAPInput Node.

By selecting the connector highlighted in red.

The developer can only view the last message processed.

By right-clicking message flow > Properties > Show recorded messages.

By selecting 'Send a message to the flow' and selecting the recorded message.

Use the mqsichangebroker command to set the debug port.

Use the mqsichangedebugport command to set the debug port.

In the IBM Integration Bus Toolkit set the debug port in the Preferences.

In the IBM Integration Bus Toolkit right-click on the Integration Server and set the debug port.

Define a timeout parameter in the Policy file.

Use the MbGlobalMapSeccionPolicy class to expire the Global Cache variable.

Set up an external process to check the variables that have not been modified in a speculated amount of time and remove them.

Use remove() on the MbGlobalMap class. In case of a catastrophic crash of the node, the cache will detect this and remove the variable implicitly.

There is no functional difference between the two, it is more of a design option.

Security Profile can be overwritten on the BAR file for PEP Node but not for the MQInput Node.

The PEP Node can not be used in a message flow unless the MQInput Node has security settings turned on.

The MQInput Node validates the authentication of the input message before it is processed by the flow. The PEP Node processes messages inside the flow.

IBM Integration API

MQ Administration Client

IBM Integration Bus Explorer

Web Services Administration Client

IBM Integration Web User Interface

syslogs

Trace Node output

Integration Node stderr and stdout

Integration Server stderr and stdout