The JEPC-to-WebMethods bridge allows the connectivity from JEPC to the commercial EP system webMethods Business Events. To use this JEPC bridge, webMethods Business Events and all requried third party libraries have to be added to the Java classpath. New EP providers based on webMethods Business Events can be created by specifying a valid user and the threading-mode:
EPProvider engine = new WebMethodsEngine(String username, String password, boolean decouple);
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| username | A valid username that is allowed to connect to the installed webMethods Business Events. |
| password | The password of the user that is specified in username. |
| decouple | If set to true, webMethod Business Events runs decoupled of JEPC. If set to false, webMethod Business Events runs not decoupled of JEPC. |
There is also the possibility to connect to an instance of webMethods Business Events that runs at a different place than JEPC is used at. To connect to an remote instance, the following constructor can be used:
EPProvider engine = new WebMethodsEngine(String username, String password, String host, int port);
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| username | A valid username that is allowed to connect to the installed webMethods Business Events. |
| password | The password of the user that is specified in username. |
| host | The host on which the remote instance of webMethods Business Events is running. |
| port | The port on which the remote instance of webMethods Business Events is running. |