Subject:Supporting platforms Author:eran berkowitz Date:10 Mar 2005 11:08 AM
Hi,
I was wondering if there is somewhere I can find out what platforms (UNIX, Windows) this prodict supports -
AIX, Solaris, versions, etc..
Thanks
Eran
Subject:Re: Supporting platforms Author:Minollo I. Date:10 Mar 2005 03:03 PM
It's also true that the Stylus Studio deployable components (extended file
system, flat file/EDI adapters, SQL/XML drivers) are Java components
supported on virtually any platform running JVM 1.4 or later.
Subject:Re: Supporting platforms Author:Minollo I. Date:13 Mar 2005 10:06 AM
Wrong. Conversions/transformations need to be *designed* in Stylus Studio (on Windows); but they can be *executed* (deployed) on any platform supporting JVM 1.4 or later, including Unix.
Subject:Re: Supporting platforms Author:eran berkowitz Date:14 Mar 2005 03:32 AM
I didn't find any deployment for UNIX in the installation. how can the conversion to XML be executed on a UNIX machine?
I didn't see an option to generate code out of it (out of the conv file).
maybe you can explain a little more about how one can create a conversion, say from EDI to XML in the studio and then execute it on a UNIX machine using Java?
Thanks
Subject:Re: Supporting platforms Author:eran berkowitz Date:15 Mar 2005 03:32 AM
Hi,
Thanks,
it's a step in the direction I'm looking at. maybe I need to make myself more specific -
I wrote a conversion from HL7 to XML.
I want to execute it on an AIX UNIX machine.
I didn't see any UNIX installation for the SStudio, so basically my questions are -
1. what files do I need to copy to my AIX and where?
2. how will the license be handled on the AIX, or will I not need a license to execute a conversion on AIX?
3. is the conversion engine multithreaded?
4. do you have experience with executing conversions on UNIX machines?
Subject:Re: Supporting platforms Author:Minollo I. Date:15 Mar 2005 09:51 AM
>...
>1. what files do I need to copy to my AIX and where?
>2. how will the license be handled on the AIX, or will I not need a
>license to execute a conversion on AIX?
The runtime package is not part of the Stylus Studio 6 Release 2 offering;
it will be finalized in Release 3, scheduled to be available in May 2005.
If you need to be able to use the runtime package sooner than that, please
contact stylusstudio@stylusstudio.com, and we will work with you on a solution.
>3. is the conversion engine multithreaded?
The conversion engine is *thread safe*, which means it can be instantiated
in multiple threads. It doesn't instantiate multiple threads itself.
>4. do you have experience with executing conversions on UNIX machines?
Our primary testing platform is Windows XP; we have experience using Linux;
we haven't tested AIX or Solaris platforms.