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The resource importer gives you the possibility to add resources to your E2E Builder project. These resources can be of any kind of file including zip and jar archives. The main usage of importing resources to a project is to have a mostly static reference and resources bundled with the service. Typical resources would be, e.g. custom font files which are used for example by the FOP Adapter to generate PDF files, images used by a UI, or an XML file containing conversion data or reference lists.
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More information, e.g. on how to use imported resources, is provided by the Reference Guide, e.g. in 2020-04-30_17-10-34_ Resource File Artifacts.
Importing Resource Archives
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Context | UML Element | Description | Documentation Link |
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File | <<FileAlias>> | Deploy a file together with the service. | File System Components |
<<FlatFileAdapter>> | Deploy a flat file used for parsing together with the service. | Flat File Adapter Reference | |
SQLite | <<SQLAlias>> | Deploy an SQLite database together with the service. | SQLite Deployment Using a File Resource |
Java adapter | <<JavaComponent>> | Deploy Java archives together with the service. | 2020-04-30_17-10-34_Java Archive Artifacts |
<<ResourceFile>> | Deploy resources together with the service. | 2020-04-30_17-10-34_ | |
UI | <<HTMLElement>> | Add resources which are common in web applications, e.g. a company logo embedded into the UI application as a image resource, and deploy them together with the service. | HTML Utilities |
<<UIDeployment>> | Add a design agency and deploy it together with the UI. | Working with design agency | |
JMS adapter | <<JMSClient>> |
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