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Packaging and Deploying a Connector
This section contains the following topics:
How to Package a Connector
How to Deploy a Connector
How to Migrate a Connector to OSGi
Configure the Provisioning Server
Building and Debugging
SDK Packages
How to Package a Connector
Use this process to create a connector:
- Ensure that the Bundle Builder tool is set up.
- Create the Java classes required by the connector.
- Create connector.xml, which contains the configuration details for the connector.
- Create manifest.mf, which is the bundle manifest for the connector.
- Create a folder structure and move the following files into the correct folders:
- connector.xml
- manifest.mf
- Any JARs that the bundle requires
- Any other resources that the bundle requires
- Run Bundle Builder to create the bundle.
You can run the tool using the command line or an ANT task.
The connector is now ready to be deployed.
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