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openMDX JMI Tutorial
Version 1.0
www.openmdx.org
The contents of this file are subject to a BSD license (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.openmdx.org/license.htm
- Table of Contents
- 1. Preface
- 2. Introduction to the lab model
- 3. JMI Mapping Overview
- 4. Getting started with a Typed JMI client
- 5. Getting Started with a JMI Plugin
- 6. Getting started with a Reflective JMI client
- 7. Enterprise JavaBeansT Deployment
- General Overview
- How to setup the gateways?
- How to setup a provider?
- EAR layout
- Practical Deployment on JBoss Application Server
- Prerequisites
- What needs to be done to run my openMDX EJBs on JBoss?
- How to modify the JBoss installation to enable the execution of openMDX EJBs?
- How to deploy your EAR that contains the gateways and provider EJBs?
- How to write an openMDX client?
- How to create a deployment configuration for your openMDX client to access the deployed gateways and provider EJBs?
- How to run the openMDX client?
- How to troubleshoot openMDX EJBs?
- A. Lab Overview
- Bibliography
- List of Figures
- 2-1. The lab model org:openmdx:example:lab1
- 3-1. JMI Mapping Overview
- 3-2. Mapping a model to Java files.
- 3-3. Mapping of a model to a JMI package.
- 3-4. Package-, class- and instance-level JMI objects and their dependencies.
- 3-5. Mapping a model to a class-level object.
- 3-6. Mapping of a model to an instance-level object.
- 3-7. Mapping of a model to reference features of an instance-level object.
- 5-1. A provider with four plugins.
- 5-2. Overriding vs. Mixin Approach
- 7-1. General gateway and provider setup
- List of Examples
- 3-1. Initializing the JMI package.
- 4-1. Setup initial root package and retrieve desired package
- 4-2. Create a new instance of class Person
- 4-3. Retrieve the openMDX URI of a given object
- 4-4. Retrieve the object for a given openMDX URI
- 4-5. Set attribute values
- 4-6. Get attribute values
- 4-7. Retrieve group instances of the reference group of a Person instance
- 4-8. Add a group instance to the reference group of a Person instance
- 4-9. Remove a group instance from the reference group of a Person instance
- 4-10. Call an operation
- 4-11. Create a Person instance, set some attributes and make it permanent in a UnitOfWork
- 5-1. JMI Plugin implementation
- 5-2. KERNEL:APPLICATION Example
- 5-3. KERNEL:modelPackage Example
- 5-4. KERNEL:packageImpl Example
- 5-5. JMI object implementation using Overriding approach
- 5-6. JMI object implementation using Mixin approach
- 5-7. Example delegation
- 5-8. JMI object implementation using Multiple Inheritance approach
- 5-9. Example delegation
- 5-10. Accessing other JMI objects that have been implemented using the Overriding approach
- 5-11. Accessing other JMI objects that have been implemented using the Mixin or Multiple Inheritance approaches
- 6-1. Create a new instance of class Person
- 6-2. Retrieve the openMDX URI of a given object
- 6-3. Retrieve the object for a given openMDX URI
- 6-4. Set attribute values
- 6-5. Get attribute values
- 6-6. Retrieve group instances of the reference group of a Person instance
- 6-7. Add a group instance to the reference group of a Person instance
- 6-8. Remove a group instance from the reference group of a Person instance
- 6-9. Call an operation
- 6-10. Create a Person instance, set some attributes and make it permanent in a UnitOfWork
- 7-1. Example EAR layout
- 7-2. Example manifest file
- 7-3. Modify JBoss startup script to include the following Java system properties
- 7-4. jboss.xml for gateway EJBs
- 7-5. jboss.xml for provider EJB
- 7-6. deployment.configuration.xml
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