Purpose of This Document
Who Should Read This Document
How This Document Is Organized
How to Use This Document
Opening the Document in a Web Browser
Document Conventions
BEA eLink Data Integration Option Documentation
BEA Publications
Other Publications
Contact Information
Documentation Support
Customer Support
Using the BEA Solution for Data Mapping
Using Data Mapping with a Mainframe Environment
Using Data Mapping with SAP R/3 IDOCs
Using Data Mapping with Other eLink Integrators
Requirements for Data Mapping
BEA eLink Integrator Components
Mercator Components
Overview of the eLink Integrator Data Mapping Process
Development Phase
Execution Phase
Installation Prerequisites
Installing on the Development Platform (Windows NT)
Installing on the Execution Platform
Installing for Execution on Windows NT
Installing for Execution on a UNIX Platform (HP-UX, AIX, or
SUN Solaris)
Distribution Libraries and Executables
HP-UX
SUN Solaris
IBM AIX
Windows NT 4.0
Uninstalling eLink Integrator on Windows NT
Configuring the elinkmerc Server to Run with eLink Integrator
Define the elinkmerc Server
Advertise the Services for Data Mapping
Sample UBBCONFIG File for Data Mapping
Configuring the eLink for Mainframe Gateway to Run with eLink Data Integration Option
Preparing for Data Mapping Conversion
Creating Files for Conversion
Transferring Files to Development Environment
Developing Rules for Conversions Between FML Buffers and Other
Applications
Set System Properties for the Mercator Open Edition Client
Create an FML Type Tree File Using the FML and View Importer
Create a non-FML Type Tree File Using Importers
Create a Mercator Map File
Required Files for Conversion Process
Executing a Service Request with Data Mapping
Transfer Files to APPDIR in the Execution Environment
Set Environment Variables
Start BEA TUXEDO and Other Remote Applications
Write a Client Program to Create FML Buffers
Issue a Service Request for Data Mapping
Transactional Message Broker
Step 1: Install Products
Step 2: Set TUXEDO Environment Variables
Step 3: Put Mercator in the System Path
Step 4: Transfer Source Files to Windows NT
Step 5: UBBCONFIG File Definitions
Step 6: DMCONFIG File Definitions (Optional)
Step 7: Create an FML Type Tree File
Step 8: Create a non-FML Type Tree File
Step 9: Create a Mercator Map File
Step 10: Port Map Files for Execution on UNIX Platforms
Step 11: Renaming Meta-Type Information File (Optional)
Step 12: Transfer Files
Step 13: Start BEA TUXEDO and Remote Applications
Step 14: Issue a Service Request for Data Mapping