DSXchange

[btw --- "huge" xsd's are unwieldy in any circumstance, with any tooling --- so in 9.1, announced in October, 2012 at IOD, we introduce Schema Views, which is an ability to subset the xsd within the DataStage environment. This makes the development time far less error prone and far less ti...

A couple of things.... a) what is your objective? If it is to parse out a few of the nodes of a document that uses this xsd, figure out which ones they are for your application purposes, and get individual unique xml documents that make sense for that use case. xsd's with 20k elements and attributes...

The details of how to do this are in an annotation in the Job sample itself...load the .dsx that you downloaded with the source ...there is an annotation box that outlines how deep to specify the classpath based on whether you are using a .jar or an independent simple class file as in the example. E...

Hard to say..that is now a pretty old release, and there were definitely some improvements along the way that eased the ability to import certain WSDL. Do you have access to an 8.5 or an 8.7 to at least test and see? The underlying technology didn't change much, but the inability to import the WSDL ...

ok...great. Good luck with the code...it should give you a nice intro to the javapack....then if you have any questions, a lot of us on the forum here have worked with JavaPack....

Ernie

I haven't had a chance to figure out why that happens. Could be that Wordpress created some restrictions on it.

Ernie

In 99% of all cases, the error usually occurs in the reverse --- people get burnt when using the sequential stage (which you might) because of a stray CRLF or other character in the document that changes what is sent down the link.... So --- I would play with your External Source, going only to a se...

hmm. never seen the bindings be completely empty......did the services connection configuration part work ok? [that's in the configuration part of the Information Server Console] That implies that you have an ASBNode over on your database server whose query you want to publish.....(or at least the r...

Anything is do-able....but the amount of work to do this manually will probably end up costing far more than any licensing might, in parsing time, design and brainstorming time, etc.. all things that are just "there".

Ernie

Technically, there are no options. DS must be installed there. Have whoever is responsible for your purchases speak with whoever they purchase the software from. There may be some options for them. Once that is resolved, it becomes a study of lineage...you may or may not need OMD. You may not even w...

Couple of things... First...you won't find OMD unless the teams who manage DataStage are specifically collecting it....it will be in the xmlFiles subdirectory (under ASBNode/conf or close by there)...there are numerous strategies for collecting OMD if they want it. Second...it won't be of much use t...

Just a guess, but every time I have received this level of detailed error regarding connectivity or path, it has been due to: a) truly incorrect user. I am not a Cognos expert, but there have been situations where a user of a particular app or package has gotten access but what I "thought"...

unfortunately the query tool doesn't have any parameter support.

a) find a person who knows how to code Java and Tibco JMS. b) have that person get the resources from the doc; sample code from my blog and other places and play with it c) have that person integrate their jms solution into a working example of simple code with javapack. d) first get a primitive exa...

JavaPack is probably the best way to go. Chances are that this Tibco queue supports JMS. You can adapt your own JMS class to DataStage. Start with some searches thru the forum here about javapack and jms. You'll need to have someone on the team with experience coding java and jms for Tibco, and then...