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Appendix A. Lab Overview
The following table gives a brief overview of all the available labs.
Table A-1. Overview of all available labs
Lab theme | Java Package | Description |
Typed JMI client | org.openmdx.example.lab1.program.jmi.typed | Client implementation that uses the generated typed JMI client accessors |
Filtering in a typed JMI client | org.openmdx.example.lab1.program.jmi.typed.filter | Filtering client implementation that uses the generated typed JMI client accessors |
Reflective JMI client | org.openmdx.example.lab1.program.jmi.reflective | Client implementation that uses the reflective JMI client accessors |
JMI application plugin (Overriding approach) | org.openmdx.example.lab1.plugin.jmi.overriding | JMI application plugin implementation using server objects that extend generated JMI implementation classes |
JMI application plugin (Mixin approach) | org.openmdx.example.lab1.plugin.jmi.mixin | JMI application plugin implementation using server objects that extend RefObject_1 and delegate to the generated JMI implementation classes |
JMI application plugin (Multiple inheritance approach) | org.openmdx.example.lab1.plugin.jmi.multipleinheritance | JMI application plugin implementation using server objects that implement RefObject_1_0 and delegate to the generated JMI implementation classes |
Application context object | org.openmdx.example.lab1.plugin.jmi.overriding.appcontext | Application plugin implementation using an application context object (based on JMI Overriding approach) |
Import XML data | org.openmdx.example.lab1.program.jmi.xmlimport | Importing model compliant XML data |
Accessing a relational database | n/a | Database plugin to access a relational database (using Microsoft SQL Server) |
EJB deployment | n/a | Deploying a provider as EJB (using JBoss Application Server) |
Generic accessor client | org.openmdx.example.lab1.program.generic | Client implementation using generic accessor |
Generic accessor application plugin | org.openmdx.example.lab1.plugin.generic | Application plugin implementation using generic accessor |
For every Java package listed in the table above there are two subpackages:
The work subpackage contains an incomplete example which has to be completed. Sometimes a class is incomplete and sometimes even whole classes are missing. This is intended to be the place for you to practice.
The solution subpackage contains the full working example which serves as the solution.
All labs are based on the lab model which has been introduced in Introduction to the lab model.