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These are just brandnames. WebSphere generally for the app server parts of Information Server (WAS websphere application server) and infosphere for everything related to information server and its related offerings.

The metadata has to be formally migrated to the Information Server instance where IGC exists. ...and.... you need to formally install DataStage Engine on that Information Server instance. ...but you can name the Project anything that you want. Perhaps the project name could indicate that this is not...

The nice thing about using java is that the java integration stage provides you with a lot of flexibility for interfacing with the ds engine and it is likely that rabbbitMQ provides strong support of JMS and we provide a very nice JMS example on devWorks for the java integration stage.

Ernie

Not sure "exactly" what is happening here because there could be a lot of things going on, depending on the expectation of those nodes and whether they repeat (or not), but I've seen things like this with child nodes when they don't have a unique identifier. One thing that might help with ...

Another thought might be to do something with Data Rules and command line or REST API....with the other ETL tool generating those commands after preparing data for analysis. ...or more simply, "invoking" a complete Discover process (analysis, data classification, automated term assignment,...

Still having issues with this xml?

Hi. It can be done without an application data source. First, if you are using EMDs, create one manually in the GUI and then export it. Use the gui for selecting source or target and pick your data file directly after havinf imported it via imam. Second....if using datastage, the seq stage, file con...

This will work perfectly fine, assuming that "that" named asset exists on the other instance of Information Server (with the desired hostname). The assigned asset section of a normal xml export is fully name based...... This is done often even for new imports, when the xml is created from ...

Perhaps Trim is doing something....but be sure it isn't the Source stage you are using. Prior to the trim, put in a Stage, as outlined prior, so that you can write out, or peek, the actual hex value BEFORE it goes into the trim and immediately after you read it from the source. By the way, what is t...

Hi Tom. It's been a long time since I've done it, but any confusion probably depends mostly on how you obtain the WSDL. The "client" has to be able to go out and get the wsdl. "Sometimes", the access to the WSDL is protected, so you might need to go thru some twists and turns to ...

I would probably first run the data thru an OCONV with the MX control(if memory serves correctly...or other similar transform function...and put the result into the log or another sequential file) in both releases to see in a transformer "upstream" from the target what the hex values are.....

Please provide more details on the questions you have or the problems you are running into.... OpenIGC provides a good framework for defining your processes (COBOL programs, batch JCL, etc.) and you can then connect such assets to your mainframe tables, files, etc.

Ernie

Describe what you mean by "application"? ...that can be a very broad term.....

Ernie

Here are some other guidelines to research/consider/think-about/play-with/test.... 1. For any given output link, you can pull in everything from one "path" of your hierarchy. So if you have (say) school, with department nodes under that, and student nodes under that, and classes under that...

Combined xsd's is the norm. So that should be fine....at least one or more of them probably has an import or include statement. Chances are they are all four intertwined. Were they in a single zip file? You can import the whole zip file into a single library entry....or import each resource. Ultimat...