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| Interacting with FileSystem and validating XML files. Creating support services || [[GVExample ValidateXMLFiles |ValidateXMLFiles and ValidateSingleXMLFile]]
 
| Interacting with FileSystem and validating XML files. Creating support services || [[GVExample ValidateXMLFiles |ValidateXMLFiles and ValidateSingleXMLFile]]
 
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| Sending an email with attachments || [[GVExample TestFileAttachment | TestFileAttachment]]
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| Interacting with a Remote FileSystem via FTP and validating XML files. Creating support services || [[GVExample ValidateRemoteXMLFiles |ValidateRemoteXMLFiles and ValidateRemoteSingleXMLFile]]
 
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| Receiving and processing emails. Using support services || [[GVExample ProcessSVCEmails | ProcessSVCEmails and ProcessSingleSVCEmail]]
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| Sending an email with attachments || [[TestFileAttachment]]
 
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| Sending an email with an Excel file as attachment. Part of the preceding example || [[GVExample SendUserDataAsExcel | SendUserDataAsExcel ]]
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| Receiving and processing emails. Using support services || [[ProcessSVCEmails and ProcessSingleSVCEmail]]
 
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| Sending an email with a PDF file as attachment.  Part of the preceding example || [[GVExample SendUserDataAsPDF | SendUserDataAsPDF]]
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| Using WebServices as input and output || [[GVExample CCardQuery|CCardQuery]]
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| Using WebServices as input and output || [[GVExample CCardPay|CCardPay]]
 
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Clicking on the service name you can see a detailed description of the service configuration procedure.
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Clicking on the service name (of those available) you can see a detailed description of the service {{L_VULCON}} configuration procedure.
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Once a service has been configured and saved you have to export the last configuration. To do that:
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# Go to the Project view of {{L_VULCON}}. Expand the <your project> item and click "conf".
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# Refresh (F5)
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# Right click the <your project> item.
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# Select voice Export -> "Vulcon Export Tool" -> "Vulcon Project". A new window will be open
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# Select the full path of the {{VULCON}} configuration .zip file. Click Finish
  
Click on [[Advanced Test Projects]] for more examples or if you want to prove {{GVESB}} by your own, go to the [[Test your self]] section where you can find a complete applicative exercise.
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Now you are able to deploy and test your services with {{L_GVCONSOLE}}. For seeing how through an example click [[Examples_using_the_GV_Console|here]].

Latest revision as of 09:20, 2 March 2012

The installation of GreenVulcano® ESB is provided with the following services.

Example scope Service name
Creating a synchronous service TOUPPER
Creating an asynchronous service with JMS forward TOUPPER_A
Using the metadata TestProperty
Interacting with FileSystem and validating XML files. Creating support services ValidateXMLFiles and ValidateSingleXMLFile
Interacting with a Remote FileSystem via FTP and validating XML files. Creating support services ValidateRemoteXMLFiles and ValidateRemoteSingleXMLFile
Sending an email with attachments TestFileAttachment
Receiving and processing emails. Using support services ProcessSVCEmails and ProcessSingleSVCEmail
Using WebServices as input and output CCardQuery
Using WebServices as input and output CCardPay

Clicking on the service name (of those available) you can see a detailed description of the service VulCon® configuration procedure.

Once a service has been configured and saved you have to export the last configuration. To do that:

  1. Go to the Project view of VulCon®. Expand the <your project> item and click "conf".
  2. Refresh (F5)
  3. Right click the <your project> item.
  4. Select voice Export -> "Vulcon Export Tool" -> "Vulcon Project". A new window will be open
  5. Select the full path of the VulCon configuration .zip file. Click Finish

Now you are able to deploy and test your services with GV Console®. For seeing how through an example click here.