on 03-09-2008 11:41 AM
How to see java code generated once we create graphical mapping in the editor?
Hi Suresh,
I'm not sure about how to see the Javacode(i think it is not possible).But you can see the mapping conditions in a .mte file format.For that you need to go to the the data-flow editor area and CTRLSHIFTRight Click than Tools>Export Tools->Export. Than you can save to your local folders.This would be in the form of XML specifying which node to be mapped to which target node and what is the mapping involved between tham
for ex:
<brick type="Dst" path="/ns0:AA_MT_RECV/EMPINFO/EMPDETAILS/EMPID" gId="r4">
<arg>
<brick type="Func" fname="substring" fns="dflt> <parameter><name>start</name><type>integer</type><default>0</default></parameter><parameter><name>count</name><type>integer</type><default>9</default></parameter>
<arg>
<brick type="Src" path="/ns0:AA_MT_SEND/EMPINFO/EMPDETAILS/EMPNO">
Here the mapping was from EMPNO->substring(0,9)--->EMPID.
Please let me know if u need furthur info.
Thanks,
Bhargav.
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HI
As far as i know u cannot view the java code of the graphical mapping in IR
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Hi,
Wat do u mean by ur question?
Ur most of the questions are very confusing.
R u talking about seeing the java code of UDF?
THnx
Chirag
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