In the second video I use the same scenario as shown in video one where I send an HTT P request to a message flow. Retrieve & import resources that are deployed to an Integration Server: With this visability I am able to diagnose the issue and correctly resolve it. I'm also able to see the Endpoints at the Integration Server level, these are shown in the toolkit and in the Web UI. I'm able to see the flow properties and by selecting an Endpoints tab, I'm able to see the Endpoint values for message flows that are using HTTP Input or SOAP Input nodes, if I select a message flow node, the live node values are shown. In this example, w hen I send a message to the message flow, I receive a 404 Not Found error message and the S lack message in the channel also shows that the re quest failed.īy using the 'View message flow’ option, the contents of the message flow are shown which provides me with a visual understanding of what the message flow is doing. I've used a Slack Request node to indicate if the REST Request succeeded or failed, the response from the message flow will show the population estimate if the REST Request succeeded. The message flow sends a REST Request to a back-end REST API and the REST API then returns a population estimate for a European city that was entered in the original request message that was sent to the message flow. In the first video I use a scenario where an HTTP request is sent to a message flow. How to view the contents of deployed message flow:

In the following videos I explain, using scenarios and examples, how to view the contents of a deployed message flow and how to retrieve and import resources that are deployed to an integration server in IBM App Connect Enterprise. This new capability has been added in IBM App Connect Enterprise 12.0.8.

Three videos explaining how to view the contents of a deployed message flow and how to retrieve and import resources that are deployed to an Integration Server.

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