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  • 1.  Java API help

    Posted Jun 16, 2014 07:58 AM

    Hi Everyone.. We are currently using Operations Manager V8, but soon to migrate to V10. And we're looking at using the Java API to develop deployment processes.

    Having done a search within the community I can see various posts where people have already done this. Would anyone be willing to share any hints/tips & or code with me as a starting point for us?

    I'm new to java having just done a fundamentals course.. so need all the help I can get!


    Regards,
    Colin.

     



  • 2.  Java API help

    Posted Jun 17, 2014 01:33 PM
    Hi Colin, welcome to the Community.

    There's a few samples included in the ApplicationInterface download that are super helpful to get you started. 

    I'm not a Java developer by any means, but it was a great way to help me understand what is needed. 

    Just a FYI, the Class and Method names have changed between v8 and v10, so I would use the v10 ApplicationInterface.



  • 3.  Java API help

    Posted Jun 20, 2014 04:20 PM

    Yes start with the sample programs that you get with the download. After you play with them ask your specific questions here for help on the items that do not have examples.



  • 4.  Java API help

    Posted Jun 10, 2015 04:46 PM
    How do I find these samples?  I am trying to research an issue with slowness in V8 and it appears that it may be JAVA related.


  • 5.  Java API help

    Posted Apr 26, 2017 05:57 AM
    you can find these examples, in the Automation Image folder
    ..\ApplicationInterface\examples.zip

    In the zip file you will find the following java examples:
    CreateJob.java
    CreateJobPlan.java
    CreateSAPConnection.java
    ExecuteObjectExample.java
    ExecuteObjects.java
    ExecuteWithPrompt.java
    ExecuteWithRead.java


  • 6.  Java API help

    Posted Apr 30, 2017 06:06 PM
    There is a 3 part series on the Automic Marketplace which runs through the Java API here:

    Part 1: https://marketplace.automic.com/details/getting-started-with-the-automation-engine-java-api
    Part 2: https://marketplace.automic.com/details/using-sample-code-with-the-automation-engine-java-api
    Part 3: https://marketplace.automic.com/details/extended-framework-for-the-automation-engine-java-api

    Part 1 is a great starting point as it runs through setting up your Eclipse project and getting connected to your AE environment. I hope this helps!