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Latest revision as of 03:55, 23 June 2014
Contents
SMILA HowTo manuals
Set up SMILA
- How to set up the development environment
- How to set up a target platform manually
- How to setup SMILA in a cluster
Build SMILA
Create bundles
- How to create a bundle (plug-in)
- How to create a test bundle (plug-in)
- How to integrate a new bundle into the build process
- How to integrate a test bundle into the build process
- How to add 3rd party bundle
Integrate components
- In detail: How to integrate a component in SMILA
- How to write a pipelet
- How to write a worker
- How to add a new Data Source to the SMILA importing framework
- How to integrate the HelloWorld web service as a pipelet
Other topics
- How to access the REST API with the Java RestClient
- How to export a bundle
- How to filter and access record data in BPEL
- How to add JDBC drivers to SMILA
- How to run multiple SMILA instances on one machine