Developing and Packaging Multiple Adapters

A project in SDK terminology is a bundle that is packaged and deployed to the traffic manager, and show up as an OSGi bundle in the traffic manager.

A bundle can either package a single adapter or multiple adapters per user choice. Adapters' boiler plate code can be generated using the adapter creation script

Developing Multiple Adapters

• One project per adapter

./create-adapter.sh -p <New adapter project name> -c <New adapter full package name> -a <New Adapter class name>

Example

./create-adapter.sh -p DemoProject1 -c com.tibco.apim.examples1 -a DemoAdapter1

./create-adapter.sh -p DemoProject2 -c com.tibco.apim.examples2 -a DemoAdapter2

Running the above two commands create two new projects under the extract location <extract location>/MasheryLocalSDK/ with one adapter class each.

• Multiple adapters per project

  1. Create a new project with a new adapter class.

  ./create-adapter.sh -p <New adapter project name> -c <New adapter full package name> -a <New Adapter class name>

  2. Create an adapter class in the same project.

  ./create-adapter.sh -p <Existing adapter project name> -c <Existing/New adapter full package name> -a <New Adapter class name>

Example

./create-adapter.sh -p DemoProject1 -c com.tibco.apim.examples1 -a DemoAdapter1

./create-adapter.sh -p DemoProject1 -c com.tibco.apim.examples1 -a DemoAdapter2

Running these two commands creates a demo project with two adapter classes in the package. com.tibco.apim.examples1.

• Bundling multiple adapters

  Use the build-adapters.sh script to compile; build jars and bundle them as a deployable artifact. The script ensures that the adapters are packaged properly.