Real Time Information Director User Documentation

RTID Extensibility
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java –Dzli.propertyfile=zli.properties Dispatch –o verify –c
com.hp.rtsc.documents.NativeDelivery DELIVERY –e
In contrast, the following command, which specifies the arguments in a different order,
exports to the current directory (not to the directory specified by –o) the schema for each
document defined in the DOCCLASS table (not the NativeDelivery document type).
Then it processes a document called DELIVERY and stores the response in the ‘verify’
directory. At the completion of the run, the ‘verify’ directory contains only one file: the
response from the processing of the DELIVERY document.
java –Dzli.propertyfile=zli.properties Dispatch –e –o verify –c
com.hp.rtsc.documents.NativeDelivery DELIVERY
Each argument consists of a hyphen (-) followed by a lowercase character.
On the NonStop server, directory name arguments should use forward slashes (/) as
separators and should not contain a trailing slash. Therefore, –i dir1/dir2/inputDir is a
good example, while –i dir1\dir2\inputDir\ is not a good example.
On the workstation, directory name arguments should use backward slashes (/) as
separators and should not contain a trailing slash. Therefore, –i dir1\dir2\inputDir is a
good example, while –i dir1\dir2\inputDir\ is not a good example.
The following “configuration arguments” set internal flags for processing options. (For
more information about the statistics-related arguments, see the document entitled RTID
Management.)
-c class Loads the specified class, which is not in the DOCCLASS table
-i inputFileDirectory Sets the directory for input files
-l count Sets the loop counter to repeat processing of given files
Works only if the input file is specified by filename
Produces no output
-o outputFileDirectory Sets the directory for output files.
Note: if the output directory is NOT specified, the drivers
use the following logic to save any output file generated:
First a ‘Response_’ string is added to the input filename.
Then this file is saved where the input file is found (in the input
directory if -i or -d is specified, or in the root directory where the
program is running).
-q queuename Sets the jndi queue name for queue drive
- rt Includes statistics by table in XML responses to update documents.