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- Extract Development - Data Collection Service (DCS) Extractor
- Getting Started with Data Collection Service (DCS) Extractor
- Extractor
- Integration Architecture
- Extractor Prerequisite
- Step by Step Development of a Java-based Extractor
- 1. Create a Content Pack with IDE
- 2. Unzip, deploy, and install the Content Pack in BA
- 3. Create a Java Project and Include Dependencies
- 4. Implement the Extractor
- 5. Create a Unit Test to Check the Extractor
- 6. Package the Extractor as a JAR File
- 7. Copy and Deploy the Extractor
- 8. Modify the extractor_manifest.xml File
- 9. Add a New Data Source for the Content Pack in BA
- 10. Run ETL
- Extractor API
- Out-of-the-Box General Extractors
- Configure the Connect Data Source UI for BA Integration
6. Package the Extractor as a JAR File
The next step after testing is to perform the compilation and packaging process of the DCS extractor project. You need to compile and package your extractor project into a .JAR file and put it under the location defined in the extractor_manifest.xml file. The dependencies of your extractor should be located in the lib folder under your extractor location.
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