LANSA Composer includes a number of example Processing Sequences that illustrate selected features and techniques.
If the examples are not present in your LANSA Composer system, you can locate and import all or selected examples from the supplied DX_MASTER_EG.dxexport import file. This file should be present in your LANSA Composer client installation in the DXImports folder, for example: C:\Program Files\LANSA Composer\X_WIN95\X_LANSA\X_LIC\EXECUTE\DXImports
Following example Processing Sequences are supplied with this version of LANSA Composer:
Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
EXAMPLE_AATEST1 | Check LANSA Composer installation | |
EXAMPLE_AATEST2 | Check LANSA Integrator functionality | |
EXAMPLE_ACTPARM | Shows ways to provide activity parameter values | |
EXAMPLE_CALLJAVA | Example of calling a Java program using the CALL_JAVA activity | |
EXAMPLE_CSV01 | Example of processing CSV | |
EXAMPLE_CSV02 | Example of receiving CSV output from a map | |
EXAMPLE_EVENT01 | Example event notification handler processing seq | |
EXAMPLE_HTTPGET1 | Example HTTP outbound using HTTP_SIMPLE_GET | |
EXAMPLE_HTTPGET2 | Example HTTP outbound using HTTP_BEGIN_OUTBOUND | |
EXAMPLE_HTTPUPLOAD | Example HTTP inbound using HTTP_BEGIN_INBOUND | |
EXAMPLE_JSONIN | Example JSON inbound / read | |
EXAMPLE_JSONOUT | Example JSON outbound / write | |
EXAMPLE_JSONRW | Example JSON re-write | |
EXAMPLE_LOG01 | Logging Example | |
EXAMPLE_LOOP01 | Example of processing multiple documents. | |
EXAMPLE_LOOP02 | Example of processing multiple trading partners. | |
EXAMPLE_MUTEX01 | Illustrates use of MUTEX_ACQUIRE and MUTEX_RELEASE | |
EXAMPLE_OUTPARMS1 | Example using output parameters | |
EXAMPLE_PDF01 | Example of creating PDF using PDFDocumentService | |
EXAMPLE_PDF02 | Example of creating PDF using JSM_BINDSCRIPT | |
EXAMPLE_SQL01 | Example of using the SQL_QUERY activity | |
EXAMPLE_SQL02 | Example of using the SQL_UPDATE activity | |
EXAMPLE_SQL03 | Example of using the SQL_CALLQRYCSV activity | |
EXAMPLE_SUSP01 | Suspend Example | |
EXAMPLE_SWIT01 | Terminate, loop and conditional example | |
EXAMPLE_TS01 | Example data entry using aXes terminal server | |
EXAMPLE_WRITEFILE01 | Example of using the WRITE_FILE activity | |
EXAMPLE_WATCH01 | Example of using WATCH_DIRECTORY, WAIT_FILESREADY | |
EXAMPLE_XML01 | Example of using the XML_QUERY activity | |
Using the Example Processing Sequences
Here are some suggestions on how to get the most out of the example Processing Sequences:
- You can open each of the example Processing Sequences in the Processing Sequence Editor to see what it does and how it is defined;
- You can review the Notes supplied with each Processing Sequence for guidance on its purpose and use;
- You can Run the Processing Sequences on your own system – refer to the Notes for any instructions for doing so;
- You can copy and alter the Processing Sequences to experiment further with the techniques they illustrate.
Also See
Considerations for Extended Duration Processing Sequences
Schedule Processing Sequences on IBM i Servers-