Hi,
Was curious to know on what technologies/tools is the DataStage GUI (Designer, Director, Administrator) built and on what does the client - server interaction happen.
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On what technology is DataStage GUI built ?
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Well, first thing that comes to my mind is Java, did you see lot many jar files in the installation directory? and did you notice java logo and its copyright statement on the splash screen when you launch the client components. However there has to be some other stuff as well I am not too sure about.
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The old DataStage Designer (still the current one, not the new browser-based one) is a real mongrel, with bits of VB, bits of C, bits of C#, bits of C++, bits of Java (not much), and probably bits of someone's leg. And the plug-in architecture means that server plug-in stages can be written in any language that can call C-callable functions.
Director, Manager and Administrator clients are cleaner, but still have a mix of VB and C (primarily).
Director, Manager and Administrator clients are cleaner, but still have a mix of VB and C (primarily).
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