on 09-26-2014 10:03 PM
The deprecated csv_in adapter could use a dir setting like ../../exampledata or ../data, so that you wouldn't need to have the entire path. This would make the project easily portable.
I can't seem to do this with toolkit_file_csv_input, and all the studio examples are still using the deprecated adapters. I am not interested in the non-managed invocation.
I don't get any error.
2014-09-26 15:43:22.856 | 13616 | container | [SP-3-150004] (0.527) sp(10836) Connection(standingdata_in/standingdata):: http://localhost:9786
2014-09-26 15:43:22.856 | 13616 | container | [SP-3-150004] (0.527) sp(10836) Connection(standingdata_in/standingdata):: esp://localhost:9786/default/algostrategies3
2014-09-26 15:43:22.856 | 13616 | container | [SP-3-150004] (0.527) sp(10836) Connection(standingdata_in/standingdata):: standingdata
2014-09-26 15:43:22.859 | 17580 | container | [SP-3-150004] (0.530) sp(10836) Connection(baskets_in/baskets):: http://localhost:9786
2014-09-26 15:43:22.859 | 17580 | container | [SP-3-150004] (0.530) sp(10836) Connection(baskets_in/baskets):: esp://localhost:9786/default/algostrategies3
2014-09-26 15:43:22.859 | 17580 | container | [SP-3-150004] (0.530) sp(10836) Connection(baskets_in/baskets):: baskets
How do I use a relative directory with the toolkit_file_csv_input adapter (managed).
Or I should use the deprecated adapters?
Hi David,
To make an adapter’s properties for the project be configurable/portable, use the project's CCR
file to set any or all properties for the particular adapter you are configuring.
So, for example, I used ESP Studio to take the (unmanaged) example provided for the toolkit_file_csv_input adapter and changed the project so that it uses a managed csv input adapter.
Here's how I did it:
Give it a try
Thanks,
Alice
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Hi David,
Yes, I believe that there is a way, though I am not able to see these myself (I assume because it is available only to non-SAP employees).
I went to the Getting Started link that I found in the upper right hand corner of the page:
On the Getting Started page, I found
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Hope that helps,
Alice
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