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| Read text message through java compute node |
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| aishwaryat |
 Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 2:39 am Post subject: Read text message through java compute node |
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| I'm new to IIB. I'm trying to read the text message ( plain text ) from input file node and transferring to mq output node. In between I want to modify the text using Java Compute Node. How to achieve the following. |
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| mqjeff |
| Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 5:12 am Post subject: |
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Read the message.
Use a parser to turn it into a logical message tree.
Use a JavaCompute node to transform the logical message tree into the one you need to send.
Send the logical message tree to an MQOutput node.
All of these steps are demonstrated in the samples/tutorials that come with the product.
All of these steps are basic, and easy to test on your own.
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 5:16 am Post subject: Re: Read text message through java compute node |
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| aishwaryat wrote: |
| In between I want to modify the text using Java Compute Node. |
By writing code.
| aishwaryat wrote: |
| How to achieve the following. |
This is another way of asking "how do I use IIB?"
We don't provide training, and that's what you need.
In addition to figuring out writing code (which isn't the same as writing Java running under WAS, the environment is different), you need to figure out how the FileInput node is handing the input text (hint: you should model it with DFDL; if it's pure free form text that can't be modeled, you're in the wrong product) and how to explain to the MQOutput node how the serialization into the queue is supposed to work.
That's before we get to non-functional requirements like error handling, any logging or auditing, file handling, queue handling, etc.
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