. A Java program is also a great example of abstraction. Here java takes care of converting simple statements to machine language and hides the inner implementation details from the

metricsObj = java.lang.System.getProperties().get("metricsObj"); errorsObj = java.lang.System.getProperties().get("errorsObj"); returnPayload

semaphore = java.lang.System.getProperties().get(this.name) || new java.util.concurrent.Semaphore(1); java.lang.System.getProperties.put(this.name, this.semaphore

class. java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke

> > java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException > > at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) > > at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl

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I think I might be missing something obvious here: If I set a variable in the AL's Prolog -

We use the TDI CLI (tdisrvctl) pretty extensively to stop/start ALs, set properties, etc. No problem

Hi TDI experts, why don't we have connector for Google(gmail) managed resource. is it any other

Hi All, I am very new to TDI. I am struggling to find out how can i run an assembly line from the

me some Java code that he used to make some account changes in ITIM from a web app that he created. He used the ITIM Web Service. I thought that since he already had existing code from the

the file system, how I've defined them in solution/logs/ folder > > > > > When you run your AL from the CE, a Log Appender is added that allows > > > the CE to

I havea situation where I will be using one instance of RMI running which will be handling multiple

lock = java.lang.System.getProperties().get("myLock") if (lock != null) { java.lang.System.getProperties().set("myLock", "locked")

array in system store. Was looking for examples of > the Memory Stream Connector and other memory connectors but spending > way too much time in trial and error. > Anyone have

writing to Java properties. For example, ... In once component: java.lang.System.getProperties().put("savedEntry", myEntry); ... In another comp: retEntry = java

Hello I am trying to upgrade my base version of TDI 6.1.1 to fixpack 9, but I am not able to run the

Hi I am trying to make a sync between some MSAD groups and Domino groups. I dont need to create the

Hi! I have again a question about the web services!! :) I want to pass array of string to the web

Hello, I have on the same server an RMI Dispatcher for the TAM Combo Adapter and my AL with

= new java.util.HashMap(); ... --- This gets populated with the entries read by the library Connector you assigned to "connectorName". So if you want to search for a range

I'm able to send plaintext emails through TDI, but I have some data that I want to format in a

is a Java Thread) is hung while waiting for the timeout. You should be able to change the JNDI timeout by adding an Extra Providers Parameter in the Connector Config, eg com.sun.jndi

NG, Although Ubuntu is an unsupported platform for TDI, some users may want to experiment with it. I

All Just a quick question. It's specific to my situation, but it's more a general question on

use the system methods (lookup the class UserFunctions in the JavaDocs, which you reach via Help > Low Level API in the TDI CE). system.setPersistentObject( keyValue, objToPersist

Hi. I found this Newsgroup by reading on http://www.tdi-users.org. I´m looking for the exact solution

Use the System Store. This is available by default, although if you have never used the System Store features before (like Delta Engine, Sandbox or Change Detection Iterator State

new > java.sql.Timestamp(java.lang.System.currentTimeMillis()); > > Which is pretty much the same but does not create an auxiliary Date > object. > > Best Regards

Hi, I have an issue with TDI 6.1.1 logs. I have two TDI configs. One runs always and other runs for a