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How to create a SWIFT sample project

8/17/2017

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In this blog, we will look at how to create a simple SWIFT messaging project with Integration Tester.  This could be useful when investigating the technology for a proof-of-concept, or for learning the Integration Tester product.
 
SWIFT is a banking and financial messaging exchange standard used by over 11,000 institutions worldwide.  Please consult the main Integration Tester documentation which has further details, including specific message configuration.

To make a SWIFT project in Integration Tester:
 
1. In the Architecture School perspective, create a File transport (Logical only). 
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2. Create a test to publish to file of your choice (in the top right of the Publish step, set the Formatter to Text).
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3. In the Publish step, right-click the top of the message and select the desired SWIFT schema.
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​This is what the step will look like after selecting the above SWIFT schema:
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4. Save your changes and run the test.  It will populate the file you configured with the SWIFT message.
 
As you can see, it is very easy to configure a SWIFT messaging project.  The schemas are built into Integration Tester, so no additional configuration is required.  Simply choose the messaging technology – such as IBM WebSphere MQ or file – and apply the relevant SWIFT schema.  Then populate the data to be sent and received, and run your tests.
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Arllen Acevedo
Support Engineer
​Continuous Testing
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