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## 6a Supplier Application Alerts Supplier of Pending Order

1. The document is processed and the data is inserted. The Supplier application Watcher program sends a wake up message that an order is pending! See Figure 13-21.

2. Click OK in the Supplier's Watcher dialog box. See Figure 13-22.

#### Scripts:

- `SupplierWatcher.java` calls `SupplierFramer.java`

#### Figure 13-21 The Supplier Application Alerts Supplier of Pending Order: "Wake Up!"

#### Figure 13-22 [Supplier]: retail.bat, broker.bat, and supplier.bat Consoles: After Clicking OK to Wake Up

### 6b Supplier Decides to Ship the Product(s) to the Retailer

1. You, the supplier, decide to ship this order. Click "Ship Order" in the dialog box. See Figure 13-23 and Figure 13-24.

Scripts: Still using `SupplierWatcher.java.`

#### Figure 13-23 [Supplier]: Decides to Ship the Order

#### Figure 13-24 [Supplier]: Viewing the retailer.bat, broker.bat, and supplier.bat Consoles on "Ship Order"

### 6c Supplier Application Generates a New XML Message to Send to AQ Broker

1. The Supplier application shipping order generates a new message, sent to the broker.

2. Hit [Return] in the Broker's Console. See Figure 13-25.

#### Figure 13-25 [Supplier]: retailer.bat, broker.bat, and supplier.bat Consoles - Form New XML Document

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