IBM Sterling Transformation Extender

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

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vijaya prasad
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Great question!  There is actually a simple example provided in the product install to get you started.  Here is the example description:

=====================================================================

The example explains the main concepts of the Java Class adapter,
such as passing parameters to the class constructors and
instantiating objects, setting public field values on the objects,
invoking methods, getting public field values, getting method return
values and sharing Java objects in the map.

The example uses primitive Java types, complex Java types (classes)
and arrays of primitive types.
===========================================================

You can find it in your install directory: (here is where mine is on my machine)
D:\IBM\TransformationExtender_10.1.0\examples\adapters\javaclas

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Stephanie Fetzer
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon January 11, 2021 05:13 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad
------------------------------

#IBMSterlingTransformationExtender
#DataExchange

Hi Stephanie ,

Thanks for your reply. I am using ITX v9 and i cannot see the examples folder in the install directory. Not sure why this folder is not installed while product installation.

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vijaya prasad
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 09:40 AM
From: Stephanie Fetzer
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Great question!  There is actually a simple example provided in the product install to get you started.  Here is the example description:

=====================================================================

The example explains the main concepts of the Java Class adapter,
such as passing parameters to the class constructors and
instantiating objects, setting public field values on the objects,
invoking methods, getting public field values, getting method return
values and sharing Java objects in the map.

The example uses primitive Java types, complex Java types (classes)
and arrays of primitive types.
===========================================================

You can find it in your install directory: (here is where mine is on my machine)
D:\IBM\TransformationExtender_10.1.0\examples\adapters\javaclas

------------------------------
Stephanie Fetzer

Original Message:
Sent: Mon January 11, 2021 05:13 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad
------------------------------

#DataExchange
#IBMSterlingTransformationExtender

The reason why you don't see the example folder is because you selected "Default" when you installed Design Studio.  Next time, select "Custom" and check all options in it.

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Rex Chan
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 10:04 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi Stephanie ,

Thanks for your reply. I am using ITX v9 and i cannot see the examples folder in the install directory. Not sure why this folder is not installed while product installation.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 09:40 AM
From: Stephanie Fetzer
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Great question!  There is actually a simple example provided in the product install to get you started.  Here is the example description:

=====================================================================

The example explains the main concepts of the Java Class adapter,
such as passing parameters to the class constructors and
instantiating objects, setting public field values on the objects,
invoking methods, getting public field values, getting method return
values and sharing Java objects in the map.

The example uses primitive Java types, complex Java types (classes)
and arrays of primitive types.
===========================================================

You can find it in your install directory: (here is where mine is on my machine)
D:\IBM\TransformationExtender_10.1.0\examples\adapters\javaclas

------------------------------
Stephanie Fetzer

Original Message:
Sent: Mon January 11, 2021 05:13 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad
------------------------------

#IBMSterlingTransformationExtender
#DataExchange

Thanks Rex. i am able to re-install and can see the examples now. Tq v much.

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vijaya prasad
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 12:42 PM
From: Rex Chan
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

The reason why you don't see the example folder is because you selected "Default" when you installed Design Studio.  Next time, select "Custom" and check all options in it.

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Rex Chan

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 10:04 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi Stephanie ,

Thanks for your reply. I am using ITX v9 and i cannot see the examples folder in the install directory. Not sure why this folder is not installed while product installation.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 09:40 AM
From: Stephanie Fetzer
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Great question!  There is actually a simple example provided in the product install to get you started.  Here is the example description:

=====================================================================

The example explains the main concepts of the Java Class adapter,
such as passing parameters to the class constructors and
instantiating objects, setting public field values on the objects,
invoking methods, getting public field values, getting method return
values and sharing Java objects in the map.

The example uses primitive Java types, complex Java types (classes)
and arrays of primitive types.
===========================================================

You can find it in your install directory: (here is where mine is on my machine)
D:\IBM\TransformationExtender_10.1.0\examples\adapters\javaclas

------------------------------
Stephanie Fetzer

Original Message:
Sent: Mon January 11, 2021 05:13 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad
------------------------------

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#IBMSterlingTransformationExtender

Rex Rocks - and he is right - there are many great examples in the /examples directory.  I hope everyone starts pulling them from the install as it is so much easier to start a new project when you see something similar that works.

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Stephanie Fetzer
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Original Message:
Sent: Fri January 15, 2021 02:23 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Thanks Rex. i am able to re-install and can see the examples now. Tq v much.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 12:42 PM
From: Rex Chan
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

The reason why you don't see the example folder is because you selected "Default" when you installed Design Studio.  Next time, select "Custom" and check all options in it.

------------------------------
Rex Chan

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 10:04 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi Stephanie ,

Thanks for your reply. I am using ITX v9 and i cannot see the examples folder in the install directory. Not sure why this folder is not installed while product installation.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 12, 2021 09:40 AM
From: Stephanie Fetzer
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Great question!  There is actually a simple example provided in the product install to get you started.  Here is the example description:

=====================================================================

The example explains the main concepts of the Java Class adapter,
such as passing parameters to the class constructors and
instantiating objects, setting public field values on the objects,
invoking methods, getting public field values, getting method return
values and sharing Java objects in the map.

The example uses primitive Java types, complex Java types (classes)
and arrays of primitive types.
===========================================================

You can find it in your install directory: (here is where mine is on my machine)
D:\IBM\TransformationExtender_10.1.0\examples\adapters\javaclas

------------------------------
Stephanie Fetzer

Original Message:
Sent: Mon January 11, 2021 05:13 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad
------------------------------

#IBMSterlingTransformationExtender
#DataExchange

Hi,

I have a video, which is going live (I think) tomorrow, on this very subject:

https://youtu.be/jVk1RrLM2uM

I sure hope it explains the import process in adequate detail for you.

Thank you.

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Paul Brett
 
IBM Sterling Transformation Extender (ITX) Client Support
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon January 11, 2021 05:13 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad
------------------------------

#DataExchange
#IBMSterlingTransformationExtender

Hi Paul
How can I pass byte array data to Java Method from Map ?

My Java method expects data as byte array

public synchronized static byte[] testjava(byte[] input)

Many Thanks In Advance

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Siddhardha Narnindi
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon February 01, 2021 12:39 PM
From: Paul Brett
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi,

I have a video, which is going live (I think) tomorrow, on this very subject:

https://youtu.be/jVk1RrLM2uM

I sure hope it explains the import process in adequate detail for you.

Thank you.

------------------------------
Paul Brett
 
IBM Sterling Transformation Extender (ITX) Client Support

Original Message:
Sent: Mon January 11, 2021 05:13 AM
From: vijaya prasad
Subject: ITX with Java class adopter

Hi All,

I am exploring ITX with Java class adopter solution for one of the requirement. Can somebody share a sample command or steps to acheive this. i created TT for the java class but not aware how to proceed further. appreciate your inputs.

------------------------------
vijaya prasad
------------------------------

#DataExchange
#IBMSterlingTransformationExtender