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Nodes Area

You see the following on clicking the Nodes tab:

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Nodes

Name

Description

1

Start

The Start node represents the beginning of a process. This node should be the root node of a model.

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R2O

The R2O node represents data transfer from a relational database into Java objects.

3

Forward Connector

This is used to connect two nodes to represent data flow from one node to another (that is from source to destination).

 

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O2R

The O2R node represents data transfer from Java objects to a relational database.

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F2ORA

The F2ORA node represents the data transfer from a file to a relational database.

 

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ViewerForm

The ViewerForm node is used to configure a report for model containing R2O node.

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Stop

The Stop node represents the completion of a process. This node should be the placed at the end of a model as it represents the end of a data transfer process.

8

FTP

The FTP node is used to upload/download a file to/from the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server.

9

Mail2F

This Mail2F node is used for downloading attachments from Mail.

 

10

F2Mail

 

The F2Mail node facilitates user to send files to mail.

 

11

Sequencer

The Sequencer node is used for selecting the list of models to be run in order.

12

R2F

The R2F node represents the data transfer from a relational database to a file.

13

XL2File

The XL2File node facilitates user to transfer data from excel sheet to a text file.

14

X2ONode

X2O

The X2O node represents data transfer from an XML file to Java Object.

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Middleware

Represents the Middleware node. It has Source as an Object.

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O2X

The O2X node represents data transfer from Java Object to an XML file.

See Also

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