This section presents a set of tutorials that will walk you through the use of JSM Binding Scripts in some common scenarios. The tutorials are in three groups:
- In order to define, build and deploy LANSA Integrator binding solutions such as those that use the SOAPAgentService and the JSONBindFileService, you first need to configure LANSA Integrator Studio for use with LANSA Composer. The first tutorial will walk you through the steps necessary to do that:
JSM001 - Configure LANSA Integrator Studio for use with LANSA Composer
- The next set of tutorials will walk you through the steps necessary to call a simple SOAP web service from your LANSA Composer solution. They should be completed in the order they are presented:
JSM010 - Call a simple SOAP web service from your LANSA Composer solution
JSM011 - Create, Build and Deploy a LANSA Integrator SOAP Agent Solution
JSM012 - Create a JSM Binding Script Configuration
JSM013 - Create a Processing Sequence to use the JSM Binding Script Configuration
- The following set of tutorials will walk you through the steps necessary to receive and write JSON in your LANSA Composer solution. They should be completed in the order they are presented:
JSM020 – Receive and write JSON
JSM021 – Create a LANSA Integrator Project and the JSON Server Types
JSM022 - Create, Build and Deploy the JSON Binding Solution for the JSON Request
JSM023 - Create a JSM Binding Script Configuration that receives the JSON Request
JSM024 – Test the JSM Binding Script Configuration that receives the JSON Request
JSM025 - Create, Build and Deploy the JSON Binding Solution for the JSON Response
JSM026 - Create a JSM Binding Script Configuration that prepares the JSON Response
JSM027 – Test the JSM Binding Script Configuration that prepares the JSON Response
JSM028 – Putting it all together: Receive the JSON Request and prepare the JSON Response
These tutorials assume you already have a sound understanding of the fundamentals of LANSA Composer. If necessary, you should complete the LANSA Composer Tutorials first.