How to Create, Deploy, and Update an Application - Visualpath

1. How to Create, Deploy, and Update an Application - Visualpath 1.Create and edit mappings and other objects and deploy them in an application to make them accessible to end users. The following image shows the process of developing and deploying an application: Create mappings, workflows, transformations, and other objects to access and transform data. 2.Create an application and add objects to it. 3.Choose to deploy the application to a Data Integration Service or to an application archive file:  Deploy the application to a Data Integration Service to allow the Data Integration Service to run objects.  Deploy the application to an application archive file to allow an administrator to archive the file, deploy the application from the archive file, or import the application from the application archive file to a Model repository. 4.If objects need further development to meet requirements, you can edit objects and update the application, and then redeploy the application to the Data Integration Service. An administrator can deploy an application and perform other administrative tasks from the command line or from the Administrator tool. For information about these tasks, see the Informatica Application Service Guide Application Deployment Creating an Application Deploying an Application to a Data Integration Service Deploying an Object to a Data Integration Service Deploying an Object to an Archive File Deploying an Application to an Archive File Importing Application Archives Updating an Application Redeploying an Application to a Data Integration Service Creating an Application When you create an application, you select the objects to include in the application. Create an application when you want to deploy one or more objects so end users can access the data through third-party tools. Select a project or folder in the Object Explorerview.

2. 1.Application Enter a name for the application. The application name is part of the session log file name when you deploy the application. Depending on the application, the session log file name might include the application name, feature name, connection ID, and the date and time. The session log file name is included with the log directory path in the log file path. On Windows operating systems, the log file path has a limit of 259 characters. Consider the length limitation when you name the application. 2.Click Browseto select the application location. You must create the application in a project or a folder. 3.Click the Add button to add objects to the application. The Add Objectsdialog box appears. 4.Select one or more objects and click OKThe Developer tool lists the objects you select in the New Applicationdialog box. 5.Select the Parameter Setsview to add parameter sets to the application. Click Finishto skip adding parameter sets.If you choose to add a parameter set, the Add Parameter Sets dialog box appears. If you click Finishthe Developer tool adds the application to the project or folder. 6.To add parameter sets to the application, click the Add button. The Add Parameter Setsdialog box appears. 7.Select the parameter sets to add to the application and click OK . 8.Click Finishto create the application. 9.After you create an application, you deploy it to a Data Integration Service immediately, or deploy it to an application archive file to run later. Deploying an Object to a Data Integration Service If you want to deploy an object to a Data Integration Service so you can run it, the Developer tool prompts you to include it in an application. Then you can deploy the application to a Data Integration Service to run application objects. Create an application, based on business and functional requirements, when you want to deploy one or more objects. You can also create an application when you want to update a deployed application. 1.Choose to deploy an executable object or a flat file data source.  To deploy a mapping, workflow, or other executable object, right-click the object and select Deploy  To deploy a flat file data source, right-click the object and choose Deploy as a web service or Deploy as a SQL Data service . 2.The Developer tool prompts you to create an application. 3.Enter an application name. 4.To add objects to the application, click the Add button and select objects.

3. 5.To deploy the application with parameter sets, click Next a.Click the Add button to select the parameter sets to include in the application. b.Select each parameter set to include from the list. You can select all the parameter sets. 6.Click Next 7.Select a Data Integration Service to deploy the application to. 8.If the Developer tool contains the connection information for multiple domains, click Browse to select the domain, and complete the following steps: In the Choose Domaindialog box, select a domain and click OKThe Developer tool lists the Data Integration Services associated with the domain in the Available Servicessection of the Deploydialog box. Select the Data Integration Services to which you want to deploy the application. Click Next 9.To deploy the object to a web service, complete the following steps: .Configure properties for the web service. a.To add operations to the web service, click Next By default, the Developer tool creates an operation for each object that you deploy as a web service. b.Select each operation, operation input, and operation output to display and configure the properties. c.Click Finish . 10.To deploy the object to an SQL data service, complete the following steps Enter a name for the SQL data service. Accept the default location, or click Browse to select a Model repository and a project folder location for the SQL data service. .Click NextThe Add Virtual Tables to SQL Data Servicedialog box appears. a.Click the Add button. b.Enter a name for the virtual table. c.Click the Open button in the Data Objectcolumn. The Select a Data Objectdialog box appears. d.Select a physical data object and click OK e.Enter the virtual schema name in the Virtual Schemacolumn. f.Select Readin the Data Access column to link the virtual table with the data object. Select Noneif you do not want to link the virtual table with the data object. 11.Click Finish The Developer tool deploys the application to the Data Integration Service. The Data Integration Service runs the application and the objects that it contains. You can test the output of application objects and validate the output against requirements. If necessary, you can update the application and redeploy it. For more information Click Here Contact us: 9989971070