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Resources are intended to be shared across all engines within an instance of Saga (and |
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A resource provider provides access to a specific set of resources
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from a particular storage technology. For example, a file system directory of resource files or a collection of tables.
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Only the FileSystem implementation is provided as part of the core system. Others are provided in separate Jar files that are specifically included on the class path when needed. |
The "type" parameter is used in resource configuration to locate the resource provider class. For example:
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The type parameter is used to locate the class using the following steps:
If the type parameter has periods in it
Try and look for the class as specified
For example: com.accenture.saga.resourcemgr.filesystem.FileSystemProvider
Otherwise:
Try and find the class in the "com.accenture.saga.resourcemgr.filesystem" package
For example: "FileSystemProvider" → "com.accenture.saga.resourcemgr.filesystem.FileSystemProvider"
Try and find the class with a "Provider" suffix in the "com.accenture.saga.resourcemgr.filesystem" package
For example: "FileSystem" → "com.accenture.saga.resourcemgr.filesystem.FileSystemProvider"
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Currently, there are
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three types of resources defined:
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A resource provider must provide methods to read and write all three types of resources. Most resources are read-only, but some resources may need to be created by the pipeline stage which uses them. For example, to create a dictionary index.