As with all Java CAPS 6 projects, the Data Integrator project must be built, creating a WSDL file: a file that describes the web services provided by the project.
For Data Integrator projects created from imported eTL projects, the WSDL files created by building the projects are located in JavaCAPS6.netbeans\caps\eTL\Imported Projects\.
For a composite application project to be usable as an executable Service Assembly, it must include as one of its JBI modules one or more of the following files.
A project JAR file, in the case of a purely JBI-based project. This type of composite application could include either no BPEL module or one or more BPEL 2.0 modules.
A project EAR file, in the case of a repository-based CAPS project. The CAPS project must be updated to include a JBI bridge, and then rebuilt. Typically, this type of composite application reuses BPEL 1.0 business processes in the repository-based CAPS project.
JBI modules can be added to the composite application either by dragging them into the CASA Editor or by right-clicking the composite application's JBI Modules folder in the project tree.