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Track 1 | This test Track Uses some Default Values in order to minimize setup.
Value for Topic= "mytest"
Values for Subscription=
"mytest"
as a topic being subscibed to and
IP="199.174.114.46" as the IP of the subscribing system.
Verify that your data moved by pointing your browser
here.
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Track 1A | Publish 1 File Under the default topic, the file whose name equals the
value supplied in the filename property will be sent to the Subscriber's IP
address as indicated above. |
Track 1B | Using FileName Pattern, Publish Collection of Files
This uses the regex property instead of the filename .
Java has an implementation of Unix regular expressions. These are used to define a name pattern.
Any files matching the pattern will be processed and sent to the subscriber. |
Track 1C | Publish Collection as in the above example, using a
timestamp filter to reduce the FileSet to a subset of the files in the above
collection in which each file's value for dateTime
is younger than the parameter value provided in the data.source.lastfile property. |
Track 2 | Set up a new interface, defining your own Values and discover how little admin work
is required. Use the Web and a browser to
perform an additional, 2 Setup steps before running the new Interface that you defined.
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Track 2 Setup - step 1 | Create new Topic with a
Browser Form
where you may use any value for "yourtopic" .
This becomes a demo topic belonging to you ( your session ) that , for a limited
period of time, may be used in order to publish Demo data from your PC.
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Track 2 Setup - step 2 | Create new Subscription to the Topic using
Demo File Exchange Properties Form
This form is to build an association between the topic and an individual subscriber
who will receive any data published on the topic. More than one subscriber may exist
for a given topic ( Demo results with multiple subscribers will be indeterminate )
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Track 2 Run - step 3 | Publish Collection of Files on the Topic you Created
The destination server , described by the above subscription,
will be where this sample writes its final output files. Any data published
by you on the topic that you described above will be received at the IP address
that you described in the subscription above.
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