This section describes how to use the Rapid Deployment Wizard in detail. To learn how to use this wizard quickly, refer to the tutorial section.
Using the Rapid Deployment Wizard consists of the following tasks:
These tasks are described in the following sections, supported by the corresponding screenshots, where applicable.
The tutorial section Starting the Rapid Deployment Wizard describes how to start the wizard.
The following screenshot displays the first window of the wizard. Here you can specify the source FDL file you want to use, and the target project.
FDL entry field | Specify an FDL file for IBM MQSeries Workflow. |
Browse Button | If you want to select an external file, make sure that the "in the workspace" check box is not checked. Click "Browse", and select an FDL file. If you want to select a file in the workspace, check the "in the workspace" check box, click "Browse", and select an FDL there. |
target project list | Specify the target Web Project to which you want to add the created JSP files. |
The following screenshot displays the next window of the wizard. Here you can specify a target process and an activity.
target process list | Select the target process that you want to be implement with JSP files. |
Generate JSP for the activity | If you want to create a JSP file for the process instantiation, uncheck the "Generate JSP for the activity" check box after you specified the target process. If you want to create a JSP file for the activity implementation, check the "Generate JSP for the activity" check box, and select the target activity from the Select the activity list list. |
Select the activity | If you want to create an activity implementation, select a target activity from the list. |
The following screenshot displays the next window of the wizard. Here you can specify a name for the target JSP file, and a template.
Output Folder | The default path is displayed. You can change it according to your needs. |
JSP file name | A default name for the JSP is displayed. You can change it according to your needs. |
Force to create the JSP file | If you want to overwrite an already existing JSP file with a new JSP, check this check box. |
Round trip generating | If you want to create a new JSP file, uncheck this check box, and select a default template, or a user-specific template. If you want to modify the existing JSP file, check the check box. |
Select template | The template JSP file is a source file for a JSP. If you do not have a specific template, use the default JSP. You can also customize the default JSP file according to your needs, and specify the JSP file as a user-specific template. |
The following screenshot displays the next window of the wizard. Here you can specify JSP form properties of container members, and properties for each field.
Description:
In the Container Member pane on the left, you can specify which container member you want to include in the JSP file. If you want to add a member of the input container to the JSP, click the Input tab and select the appropriate member. Then, check the "Output this field" check box. If you do not want to output your selection, uncheck this check box. For the Output and Global tabs of the Container Member pane, proceed accordingly.
In the Field Property pane, you can specify the following options:
Comment | If you select this option, the comments that are created in the MQSeries Workflow Buildtime are included in the JSP file. |
Document | If you select this option, the documents that are created in the MQSeries Workflow Buildtime are included in the JSP file. |
Field Type | With this option, you can specify a field control type that you want to generate. The following type is available for the input container:
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Disabled | Select this option if you want to disable the text field. |
ReadOnly | Select this option if you want the text field to be read-only. |
Colums | Specify the number of colums of the text field. |
Max Length | Specify the maximum length of the text field. |
Initial Value | If you want to set a constant value for the initial value, select Constant, then specify the value in the field. If you want to set a value that is specified by the member as initial value, select Specified by Member, then click Browse button and specify the member in the pop-uped window. |
Disabled | Select this option if you want to disable the text area. |
ReadOnly | Select this option if you want the text area to be read-only. |
Number of Rows | Specify the number of the rows of the text area. |
Colums | Specify the number of colums of the text area. |
Initial Value | If you want to set a constant value for the initial value, select Constant, then specify the value in the field. If you want to set a value that is specified by the member as initial value, select Specified by Member, then click Browse button and specify the member in the pop-uped window. |
Initial Value | If you want to set a constant value for the initial value, select Constant, then specify the value in the field. If you want to set a value that is specified by the member as initial value, select Specified by Member, then click Browse button and specify the member in the pop-uped window. |
Disabled | Select this option if you want to disable the radio button. |
ReadOnly | Select this option if you want the radio button to be read-only. |
Value | Specify the value of a radio button in this field. |
Add | Click this button if you want to add a value for another radio button. |
Replace | If you want to replace a specified value, select the respective value in the list, specify the new value, then click Replace button. |
Delete | If you want to delete a value, select the respective value in the list, then click Delete button. |
Clear | If you want to clear the value field, click this button. |
Up / Down | Use the Up and Down buttons to sort the value list entries according to your needs. |
Initial Value | If you want to set a constant value for the initial value, select Constant, then select the value from the dropdown list box. If you want to set a value that is specified by the member as initial value, select Specified by Member, then click Browse button and specify the member in the pop-uped window. |
Disabled | Select this option if you want to disable the checkbox. |
ReadOnly | Select this option if you want the checkbox to be read-only. |
Value | Specify the value of this checkbox in this field. |
Initial State | Select On if you want to check this checkbox enabled as an initial state. Select Off if you want to clear it. Select Depend on ContainerMember, and the initial state will be checked if the specified value and the specified container member's value are same. Otherwize, the state will be cleared. |
Disabled | Select this option if you want to disable the dropdown list. |
Item | Specify an item name in this field. |
Value | Specify the value of the item in this field. |
Add | Click this button if you want to add an item to the dropdown list. |
Replace | If you want to replace an item, select the respective item and value in the list, specify the new item and value, then click Replace button. |
Delete | If you want to delete a item, select the respective item and value in the list, then click Delete button. |
Clear | If you want to clear the item/value field, click this button. |
Up / Down | Use the Up and Down buttons to sort the item list entries according to your needs. |
Initial Value | If you want to set a constant value for the initial value of the dropdown list, select Constant, then select the item from the dropdown list box. If you want to set a value that is specified by the member as initial value, select Specified by Member, then click Browse button and specify the member in the pop-uped window. |
Disabled | Select this option if you want to disable the listbox. |
Allow multiple selection | Select this option if you want to select multiple items in the listbox. |
Number of Rows | Specify the number of rows of the listbox. |
Item | Specify an item name for this listbox in this field. |
Value | Specify the value of the item in this field. |
Add | Click this button if you want to add an item to the listbox. |
Replace | If you want to replace an item, select the respective item and value in the list, specify the new item and value, then click Replace button. |
Delete | If you want to delete a item, select the respective item and value in the list, then click Delete button. |
Clear | If you want to clear the item/value field, click this button. |
Up / Down | Use the Up and Down buttons to sort the item list entries according to your needs. |
Initial Value | If you want to set a constant value for the initial value of the listbox, select Constant, then select the item from the list box. If you want to set a value that is specified by the member as initial value, select Specified by Member, then click Browse button and specify the member in the pop-uped window. |
The following screenshot displays the next window of the wizard. Here you can specify the order of the output fields.
In the Fields to be generated list, you can change the order of the fields by selecting the target field and clicking the Up or Down button. In the Fields to be overwritten list, you can see which fields in the current JSP will be overwritten. In the Fields to be erased list, you can see the fields that will be deleted. Click Next to proceed.
The following screenshot displays the last window of the wizard. Here you can specify the properties of the submit button.
Description | This drop-down list contains the descriptions for the submit buttons. You can select a button to be added from this list. This list shows the following predefined submit buttons:
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Name | Specifies the name of the submit button that is included in the input tag. |
Value | Specifies the value of the submit button that is included in the input tag. |
Command | Specifies the command of the submit button that is included in the input tag. You cannot edit the command. |
Add | If you want to add a new button, select one from the Description drop-down list, and click Restore defaults. The default values of Name, Value, and Command will be shown. You can accept the provided values, or change them according to your needs. To do this, edit the respective button and click Add. |
Replace | If you want to modify a submit button from the list and replace an existing one, select the one to be modified, change the values for Name and Value, and click Replace. |
Delete | If you want to delete a submit button, that is, you do not want to add it to the JSP file, select the button to be deleted and click Delete |
Clear | If you want to clear all entry fields, click Clear |
Now the new JSP file is generated and added to a workspace of WSAD. It's ready to be customised with the Page Designer.
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