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Class MigrationFrom6_0To6_2ExamplesTODO

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public class MigrationFrom6_0To6_2ExamplesTODO
extends Object

Constructor Summary

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Constructor and Description
MigrationFrom6_0To6_2ExamplesTODO()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	createJmsRuntimeEngine(String deploymentId, URL serverUrl, String user, String password) In the 6.0.x code, we did this: // Setup remote JMS runtime engine factory RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory remoteJmsFactory = new RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory(deploymentId, serverUrl, user, password); // Create runtime engine RuntimeEngine engine = remoteJmsFactory.newRuntimeEngine();
void	createRestRuntimeEngineWithBuilder() With the introduction of the fluent/builder API in 6.2.x, we could do this: RemoteRestRuntimeEngineFactory factory = RemoteRestRuntimeEngineFactory.newBuilder() .addUserName("user") .addPassword("pass") .addUrl(new URL("http://localhost:8080/business-central")) .build(); RuntimeEngine runtimeEngine = factory.newRuntimeEngine(); With the 6.0.x code, we built a factory, that we then used to create the runtime..

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Constructor Detail

MigrationFrom6_0To6_2ExamplesTODO

public MigrationFrom6_0To6_2ExamplesTODO()

Method Detail

createJmsRuntimeEngine

public void createJmsRuntimeEngine(String deploymentId,
                                   URL serverUrl,
                                   String user,
                                   String password)

In the 6.0.x code, we did this: // Setup remote JMS runtime engine factory RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory remoteJmsFactory = new RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory(deploymentId, serverUrl, user, password); // Create runtime engine RuntimeEngine engine = remoteJmsFactory.newRuntimeEngine();

createRestRuntimeEngineWithBuilder

public void createRestRuntimeEngineWithBuilder()
                                        throws MalformedURLException

With the introduction of the fluent/builder API in 6.2.x, we could do this: RemoteRestRuntimeEngineFactory factory = RemoteRestRuntimeEngineFactory.newBuilder() .addUserName("user") .addPassword("pass") .addUrl(new URL("http://localhost:8080/business-central")) .build(); RuntimeEngine runtimeEngine = factory.newRuntimeEngine(); With the 6.0.x code, we built a factory, that we then used to create the runtime.. Why not just build the runtime immediately? :)

Throws:

MalformedURLException