All the files that you need to run the Video Rental sample are supplied, but if you prefer to create the sample yourself, follow the instructions below:
To create the message model, first create some files associated with the message. You can then add elements, types, and groups to your message model, and then configure those elements and types. To create the message model, follow the instructions in Creating the message model.
When you have created the message model, configure its properties. This involves setting both logical and physical properties. The logical properties define the attributes of the logical message model. For example, they can determine the number of times a certain part of the message can be repeated. The physical properties of the physical message model define data as it is presented in the CWF, XML, and TDS physical formats.
WebSphere Message Broker supports several physical formats which let you define the physical representation of your messages in detail. For example, by adding a CWF physical format to your message set you can process input messages in this format, construct output messages in this format, and transform messages from CWF to TDS or XML, or from TDS or XML to CWF.
To configure the message model, follow the instructions in Configuring the message model.
To create the message flow, follow the instructions in Creating the message flow.
To create the queues required to run the sample, follow the instructions in Creating the queues.