Storage Tree View Organization
The Storage Tree View is the main tree on the left side of the Configurator window, that has been structured to easily navigate the information and quickly find the Integration Framework objects with which you need to work. The main structure of the tree view is as follow:
\<Integration Framework Root\>
\<OBJECT-TYPE\>
\<OBJECT-INSTANCE\>
\<OBJECT-SPECIFIC\>
Where:
\<Integration Framework Root\> - is the root of the tree, which is the IF Server name registered in the connection list. Only connected IF Servers are listed as roots in the tree view.
\<Object Type\> - is the first level that lists the types of objects. There can be multiple objects listed. Possible objects are:
- SAP
- SOA Invoker / SOA Listener / SOA Publisher
- OLE
- FILE
- ASSEMBLY
- CLASS
- PARSER
- TRIGGER
- USERFUNCTION
\<Object Instance\> - is the second level that lists an instance of an object type. It can be a Connector of a specific type or an internal Integration Framework object (a class, an assembly, a parser…etc).
\<Object Specific\> - is a composite node specific to the type of the object. The following table provides all the possible combinations.
Integration Framework Tree View object definition table
| Object | Specific Object Description |
|---|---|
| SAP | An instance of SAP Dataset defined over the SAP Connector \<object-instance\> |
| SOA Invoker SOA Listener SOA Publisher | An instance of SOA Dataset defined over the SOA connection defined in \<object-instance\>. Depending the type the dataset are different, but basically they remain SOA Input/Output Datasets |
| OLE | It is a hierarchy defined as follow:OLE ®The OLEDB Server NameOLEDB Driver ®The ID of the OLEDB provider selectedSID (Account) ®The database/catalog name with the indication of the user account to logon |
| FILE | An instance of FILE Dataset defined over the FILE connector manager defined in \<object-instance\> |
| ASSEMBLY CLASS PARSER TRIGGER USERFUNC | An instance of the specific object-type. |