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Component editors and the integration debugger
The component editors are IBM Integration Designer tools used to create business integration components, such as business processes or mediation flows. In the component editors, you can set breakpoints on component elements or source code and then use the integration debugger to graphically step through instances of the components and work with their variables or messages.
The integration debugger can be used in conjunction with the following component editors:
- Business process editor
- Business state machine editor
- Business object map editor
- Business rule set editor and decision table editor
- Visual snippet editor
- Mediation flow editor
- XML map editor
In the component editors, there are several integration debugger symbols that can appear either before, during, or after a debugging session. These symbols are described in the following table.
Symbol Description
The breakpoint is installed and enabled.
The breakpoint is installed and disabled.
The breakpoint is enabled but restricted to one or more threads of the business process.
The breakpoint is enabled in a line of source code in the Javaâ„¢ snippet editor or the condition editor.
The breakpoint is enabled in all threads of the component.
The breakpoint is disabled.
The breakpoint is popped.
In a business process, the link followed if a transition condition evaluates to true. Or, in a mediation flow, the connection that was run.
In a business process, the link followed if a transition condition evaluates to false.
The link followed in a business process if a transition condition is skipped.
A condition evaluated to true or an action was run in a business rule set or decision table.
A condition evaluated to false or an action was not run in a business rule set or decision table.
An exception was encountered in executing a mediation primitive in a mediation flow.