Real Time Information Director User Documentation

RTID Extensibility

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Processes all files in the test/testIn directory putting all the responses into the test/testOut

directory

java -Dzli.propertyFile=my.properties Dispatch -o test/testOut -i test/In testFile.xml

Process the testFile.xml file from the test/In directory and put the response in the

test/testOut directory

java -Dzli.propertyFile=my.properties Dispatch -o test/testOut –e

Produces xml schema definition (.xsd) files for all documents found in the DOCCLASS

table and puts them into the test/testOut directory.

HTTP and JMS Drivers

The following drivers are used to test transactions in a configuration with NonStop WLS

and using either HTTP or JMS as the transport. Examples of the use of all of these

drivers in the context of specific tasks are given either in this document, or in the RTID

Deployment module, or in both places.

HttpPost Driver

This driver issues an HTTP ‘Post’ command to the specified url. For detailed syntax

information, see the Javadoc for HttpPost.

Examples:

java -Dzli.propertyFile=my.properties HttpPost -u

11.22.33.44:7001/RTIDServlet/Dispatch -o test/testout -d test/testing

Processes all files in the test/testIn directory, putting all the responses into the test/testOut

directory using the HTTP protocol to communicate with the RTID running on a WLS

server at the specified URL.

java -Dzli.propertyFile=my.properties HttpPost -u

11.22.33.44:7001/RTIDServlet/Dispatch -i test/testIn -l 1000 testFile.xml

Posts the file testFile.xml from the test/testing directory 1000 times. No output is

generated.

QueueReceive Driver

This driver listens on the specified JMS Queue and generates an output file for each

message received on that Queue.

Output files have the format ‘MDB(timestamp).xml.

For syntax information, see the Javadoc for QueueReceive.