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How to prepare Datamap using EAI Data Transformation Engine business service in Siebel Workflow

What is Data map?

Data maps usually use to process data in bulk. Data map is based on Source and Destination integration objects. And then we map the integration components and after that their fields source and destination. Source field can be expression or integration component field coming from the SiebelMessage.
 
Below is process of invoking data map using business service step in Siebel workflow.
 

Procedure:

Add new Business Service step in Siebel Workflow, set its properties as below:

Business Service Name: EAI Data Transformation Engine
Business Service Method: Execute

Set the values of Input Arguments as below:
Input Argument: MapName
Type: Literal
Value: Data Map Name

Input Argument: OutputIntObjectName
Type: Literal
Value: IO Name

Input Argument: SiebelMessage
Type: Process Property
Property Name: SiebMessage

Note: SiebMessage cloud be repose from Query in IO or from Web Service input and it should be based on above "IO Name" and it will be Source Object in Datamap.

Set the values of Output Arguments as below:

Property Name: SiebelMsg
Type: Output Argument
Output Argument: SiebelMessage

SiebelMsg is a process property with type hierarchical.

Now prepared data (SiebelMsg) can be inserted or updated in Siebel using "EAI Siebel Adapter" business service.
 

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