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Informatica Connector Toolkit
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Preface
Introduction to Informatica Connector Toolkit
Informatica Connector Toolkit Overview
Informatica Connector Perspective
Connector Navigator
Connector Progress
Analyze the Data Source
Adapter Example: MySQL
Building an Adapter
Installing and Upgrading the Informatica Connector Toolkit
Installing the Informatica Connector Toolkit Overview
Before You Begin
Install Required Software
Installation of Eclipse IDE
Installing Informatica Connector Toolkit on Windows
Installed Informatica Connector Toolkit Components
Creating an Adapter
Creating an Adapter Overview
Step 1. Create an Adapter Project
Step 2. Define the Adapter Connection Attributes
Test and Debug the Connection to the Data Source
Step 3. Define the Adapter Type System
Step 4. Define Adapter Metadata
Test Metadata from the Data Source
Step 5. Define Run-Time Interfaces
Test the Read and Write Capabilities of the Adapter
Test the Read Capability of the Adapter
Test the Write Capability of the Adapter
Informatica Connector Toolkit Eclipse Plug-in Tip
Publishing and Installing an Adapter
Publishing and Installing an Adapter Overview
Publish or Deploy the Adapter
Manually Install the PowerCenter Adapter
Install the PowerCenter Adapter on Windows (Optional)
Install the PowerCenter Adapter on Linux
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Step 5. Define Run-Time Interfaces
Step 5. Define Run-Time Interfaces
Use the run-time interfaces available in C to specify how the MySQL adapter reads and writes comments.
In the
Connector Progress
view, right-click the project and select
Runtime
Set Up
.
The
Run-time Implementation
wizard appears.
Select
Implement in C
and click
Next
.
The
Supported Platforms
page appears.
Click
Add
.
The
Add Platform
page appears.
Select
NT
as the platform.
In the
Compile
section, click
Add
. The
Add Directory
dialog box appears.
Browse to the location that contains the library files required for the MySQL adapter. For example, browse to
C:\mysql-connector-c-6.1.5-winx64\mysql-connector-c-6.1.5-winx64\include.
Click
OK
to add the include paths.
Ensure that Visual Studio is selected as the IDE for the run-time project.
In the
Link
section, click
Add
. The
Add Library
dialog box appears.
Browse to the directory that contains the link library files required for the MySQL adapter. For example, browse to
C:\mysql-connector-c-6.1.5-winx64\mysql-connector-c-6.1.5-winx64\lib.
Click
OK
to add the library paths.
Click
OK
to return to the
Supported Platform
page.
Click
Finish
.
The
Run-time Implementation
wizard generates the C project files in the runtime folder.
Use Visual Studio to open the C++ project in the Runtime folder of the table NMO and implement the following functions:
INFAADPInitPlugin
INFAADPDeinitPlugin
INFAADPInitDataSourceOperation
INFAADPDeinitDataSourceOperation
INFAADPInitdataSession
INFAADPDeinitDataSession
INFAADPBegindataSession
INFAADPEndDataSession
INFAADPDisConnect
INFAADPConnect
INFAADPRead
INFAADPWrite
For more information about these methods, see the
Informatica Connector Toolkit API Reference
.
Creating an Adapter
Updated January 10, 2019
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