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This topic explains how to use a test message to help you debug. It contains the following sections:
To start debugging your message flow, you might want to trigger the flow by putting a test message onto the input queue for your first MQInput node. This topic tells you how to put a test message by configuring and using an enqueue file in the workbench. This is an easy and repeatable alternative to using the WebSphere MQ Explorer or command line interfaces to put a message.
To configure an enqueue file so that you can use it to send a test message:
To find your enqueue file at a later time, switch to the Broker Application Development perspective and expand the navigation tree for your message flow project. Double-click your enqueue file to open it in a view.
To quickly add some test data to a message:
To get the enqueue file to use a file with sample data that you have created or imported as described in the two sections below:
To create a new file of sample data:
You can now select the file as described in the Optional: To add data to your message section. You can also double-click the file to open it in an appropriate editor.
If you already have a file on your computer containing sample data that you want to use in a test message, use these steps to import the data into the workbench. If the file contains XML, make sure that it has the extension .XML.
To import an existing file of sample data:
The file appears in the Resource Navigator in your chosen project, and you can select it as described in the Optional: To add data to your message section on this page. You can also double-click it to open it in an appropriate editor.
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