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Scenario
YADE provides an API that allows to use the YADE Engine in any application that can execute Java .jar files, e.g. Scala, Java, etc.
Using YADE with options from a settings file
An example how to include YADE as a component in your application, using the configuration form a YADE settings file:
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JadeEngine objJadeEngine = new JadeEngine();
JADEOptions objOptions = objJadeEngine.Options()
objOptions.settings.Value(strSettingsFile); // settings file name
objOptions.profile.Value(pstrProfileName); // name of transfer profile
objOptions.ReadSettingsFile();
objJadeEngine.Execute(); // start transfer
objJadeEngine.Logout(); // logout and disconnect
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Using YADE with options programmatically
A different example that configures YADE options programmaticaly:
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public void testRenameMultipleFilesLocal() throws Exception {
JadeEngine objJadeEngine = new JadeEngine();
JADEOptions objOptions = objJadeEngine.Options()
objOptions.getConnectionOptions().Source().protocol.Value("local");
objOptions.file_spec.Value("^.*\\.txt$");
objOptions.local_dir.Value(strTestPathName + "/JADE/");
objOptions.operation.Value("rename");
objOptions.replacing.Value("(.*)(.txt)");
objOptions.replacement.Value("\\1_[date:yyyyMMddHHmm];\\2");
objJadeEngine.Execute();
objJadeEngine.Logout();
}
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See also
- More Information on how to use the API is available at YADE API Reference Documentation
- For information about the YADE parameters see the YADE Parameter Reference Documentation
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