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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Deploying Generated Code Deploying Generated CodeIf your XML Pipeline uses Stylus Studio's adapter file system technology - to convert CSV or EDI to XML, or to render relational data as XML, for example - you need to use the Stylus Studio 2007 XML Deployment Adapters package if you wish to deploy your code in any environment on a machine (such as a test or application server) that does not have a Stylus Studio license. The Stylus Studio 2007 XML Deployment Adapters package is purchased and installed separately from the Stylus Studio 2007 XML Enterprise Suite. Similarly, if you use DataDirect XQuery in your XML pipeline, you must acquire additional licences if you wish to deploy the XML pipeline application. Write Stylus Studio at stylusstudio@stylusstudio.com, or call 781.280.4488 for more information. OverviewThe process for deploying generated XML pipeline code that uses Stylus Studio's adapter file system technology includes the following steps: In Stylus Studio
1. Build and test the XML pipeline. When testing, be sure to use the processors you will be using in your production environment. You specify the processors on the
Deployment tab of the
Scenario Properties dialog box.
2. Generate and compile Java code for the XML pipeline (
myPipeline.java, for example).
3. Copy the file representing your XML pipeline's transformation and operation components (
.xquery,
.xslt, and
.xsd, for example) to the target production server.
Source files (
On the Production Server
1. If you have not done so already, install the Stylus Studio 2007 XML Deployment Adapters module.
2. Modify the classpath to include the location of the Jar files associated with the Stylus Studio 2007 XML Deployment Adapters module.
3. Open the
.java file (
myPipeline.java, for example) and edit the
StylusFileFactory.unlockAPI() - this method's argument requires the installation ID of the Stylus Studio 2007 XML Deployment Adapters module.
4. Compile the
.java file.
You can now run the application code independently, or incorporate it in another application on the same server. About the unlockAPI() Method
The
The Enterprise Suite installation ID is adequate for testing purposes on your local workstation, but if you want to deploy an XML pipeline that uses Stylus Studio adapters on one or more test or application servers, you need to use the Deployment Adapter installation ID for the
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