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Generic Multi-Mode e*Way
Extension Kit
Release 5.0.5 for Schema Run-time Environment (SRE)
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Generic Multi-Mode e*Way Extension Kit 2 SeeBeyond Proprietary and ConfidentialContents
Contents
List of Figures 13
List of Tables 15
Preface 16
Intended Reader 16
Organization 16
Writing Conventions 18
Chapter 1
Introduction 20
Overview 20
Supported Operating Systems 21
System Requirements 22
Host System Requirements 22
GUI Host Requirements 22
Prerequisites for Installing and Using the Kit 23
Chapter 2
Installation 24
Installing the Generic Multi-Mode e*Way Extension Kit on Windows 2000 24
Pre-installation 24
Installation Procedure 24
Installing the Generic Multi-Mode e*Way Extension Kit on UNIX 25
Pre-installation 25
Installation Procedure 25
Files/Directories Created by the Installation 26
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Chapter 3
Architectural Overview 31
Overview of e*Way Operation 31
Component Parts 31
Multi-Mode e*Ways 32
Multi-Mode e*Way Characteristics 32
Collaborations and Event Type Definitions 35
Java Collaboration Service 38
e*Way Connections 40
Configuring e*Way Connections 40
Chapter 4
Functional Flow 42
Overview of Run-Time Operation 42
Step 1: Initialize 43
1A: Environment Phase 43
About .ctl files 43
1B: Startup Phase 43
Step 2: Execute 44
ETD Initialization Flow 44
Automatic Connection and Connection Management 45
ETD Reset Flow 45
Step 3: Shutdown/Reload 46
Shutdown/Reload Flow 46
Chapter 5
e*Way Development Methodology 47
e*Way Development Considerations 47
e*Way Design Planning 47
e*Way Design Considerations 48
Establishing Connectivity Protocols and Defining Event Types 48
Facilities for Collecting Metadata 49
Communication Modes and Integration Interfaces 50
APIs for Third-Party Systems 51
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Chapter 6
e*Way Development Workflow 52
Java Classes Used in e*Way Connection ETDs 52
Class Relationships 52
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) 54
Subcollaboration Rules 55
Caveats 56
Implications for e*Way Development 56
Implementing Your Design 57
Creating .java Files 57
Class Development and Configuration 57
e*Way Connections with Connection Management 61
Classes and Interactions for Connection Management 62
Developing an e*Way with Connection Management Support 66
e*Way Connections with Transaction Processing and XA 69
Classes and Interactions for Transaction Processing 70
Sequence of Interactions 71
Compiling .java Files 74
How Classpaths Are Determined 75
Creating .ctl Files 75 .def Files 75
Creating the .xsc File 76
Building and Testing Your Components 76
Running the installETD Script 76
Windows: installETD.bat 77
UNIX: installETD.sh 77
Validating the Results 78
Packaging and Distribution 78
About the Packaging of the Samples in the Kit 79
Scripts 79
Chapter 7
Event Type Definitions 80
Events and ETDs 80
ETDs and e*Gate 81
ETD Nodes 81
Overview of the XSC Format 82
General Rules for Entities 82
General Rules for Attributes 83
Using Entities and Attributes 83
Sketching an Outline: Entities and Their Hierarchy 85
Fundamental Entity Relationships and Attributes 86
Designing Your Entities 87
Sample File XAFileETD.xsc 87
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Notes, Tips, and Caveats 89
Metadata Representation 89
Character Sets and Encodings 89
Chapter 8
Developing an e*Way Using ETD Builder Components 90
Overview 90
ETD Builder Development Process Overview 91
ETD Builder Components 92r Architecture 93
What the ETD Builder Does for End Users 95
How an ETD Builder Operates 95
The e*Way Run-Time Environment 96
e*Gate Deployment Scripts 97
Back-end Converter for the ETD Builder 97
Understanding the Builder API 98
Creating and Deploying an ETD by Command-Line Interface 100
stcinstd 100
Front-end Wizards for the ETD Builder 101
Overview of ETD Builder Wizards 101
Using Heavyweight or Lightweight Visual Basic to Create an ETD Builder Wizard 102
Using Heavyweight Visual Basic to Create an ETD Builder Wizard 103
Using Lightweight Visual Basic to Create an ETD Builder Wizard 105
Wizard Icons 108
Deploying and Validating an ETD Builder Wizard 109
Sample Code for the Builder API 109
RmiDemoSvr 109
RmiDemoSvrIntf.java 110
GmeekDemoBuilder.java 113
Chapter 9
Developing an e*Way Using the Builder API 120
Overview 120
Using the Sample e*Ways 120
Tasks for Completing the Sample e*Ways 121
Task 1: One-Time Setup Steps 123
Pre-installation 123
One-Time Setup Steps 124
One-Titup Steps for the RMI Server 125
Task 2: Creating the Back-end for the ETD Builder 125
Task 3: Building the e*Way and e*Way Connection 126
To set up the e*Gate files associated with the e*Way and e*Way connection 127
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To build the e*Way and e*Way connection 128
To register the e*Way and e*Way Connection with e*Gate 128
To validate the new e*Way Connection within e*Gate 131
Task 4: Creating and Deploying an ETD Builder Wizard 133
Using Heavyweight Visual Basic to Create an ETD Builder Wizard 133
Using Lightweight Visual Basic to Create an ETD Builder Wizard 139
Creating the Java Wizard 140
Deploying the ETD wizard in e*Gate 142
Modifying stcewgmeekdemoeway.ctl 142
Modifying ETDWizards.ini 144
Deploying the ETD Wizard in e*Gate 144
Task 5: Testing the Wizard with a Stand-alone Visual Basic Tester 146
Task 6: Creating and Registering the ETD Using the Command Line 149
Task 7: Testing Outside of the e*Gate Environment 152
Running the runRmitest Script for the Rmi Server 152
RmiDemoClient.java 152
Running the runrmiclient Script for the Rmi Server 153
Rerunning the installEWAY Script 154
Task 8: Understanding the Sample Implemented in a Schema 154
Importing the GmeekDemoEwaySample.zip Schema 154
Sample Data INDATA 155
Chapter 10
Developing the Automatic e*Way Connection 156
Overview 156
Classes and Interactions for the Automatic Connection Sample 157
ETD Class 157
Connector Class 158
Overview of the Automatic Connection Sample 159
Installing the Sample 160
Setting Up the Automatic Connection Sample Files 160
Editing/Viewing the .java Files 160
SampleETD.java 161
SampleETDConnector.java 169
SampleETDDefs.java 171
SampleETDExternalClass.java 172
SampleETDExternalException.java 174
SampleETDTester.java 174
Customizing the Compile Script 175
Compiling the .java Files and Creating the .jar File 176
Editing/Viewing the .ctl Files 176/Viewing the .def Files 177
Editing/Viewing the .xsc File 177
Installing the Sample Files to e*Gate 180
Customizing the install.ctl File 180
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Testing Outside of e*Gate 180
SampleETDTester.java 180
Running the runTester File 181
Running the installETD Script 182
Validating the Sample Files Wit