Real Time Information Director User Documentation

RTID Extensibility

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Example

Open a DOS window

Change directory to c:\rtid

Run setenv.bat to set the environment.

Run the following command to Disassemble an ORDERS05 IDoc:

cd rtsc

java -Dzli.propertyFile=rtsc.properties Disassemble

-i c:\rtid\rtsc\inputs\ -o c:\rtid\rtsc\outputs\

ORDERS05_FusionAM_1.xml

This command will create the file orders05_fusionAM_1Records.xml in the

c:\rtid\rtsc\outputs directory.

You can view this file to verify that your metadata is defined correctly.

If you did not deploy the new metadata class to the NonStop SQL database, you

can run the following command to Disassemble a new ORDERS05EXT IDoc:

java -Dzli.propertyFile=rtsc.properties Disassemble

–c com.hp.rtsc.documents.ORDERS05EXT orders05_ext.xml

This command will create the file order05_extRecords.xml, in the local directory.

You can view this file to verify that your metadata is defined correctly.

Another syntax example:

java - Dzli.propertyFile=my.properties Disassemble -l 100 -i test/testIn testFile.xml

Disassembles the file testFile.xml from the test/testing directory 100 times.

Delsert Driver

The Delsert program is similar to the Disassemble but performs the delete-and-insert of

the XML document into the database and does not produce output files. Running Delsert

does not require starting up the RTID WebLogic services. The Delsert program can be

used to load the RTID data store in batch mode from a directory containing XML files,

where each file is a separate document.

The usual command syntax of the Delsert program is as shown below:

java -Dzli.propertyFile=<propertyFile> Delsert [-l count] [-i

inputFileDirectory] [-c class name] [file name(s)]

where

[-l count] Specifies how many times to run the Delsert in a loop.