What is the distinction between the standard microagent and the class microagent?
Article ID: KB0089779
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO Adapter SDK | - |
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Description
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The class and standard microagents are the same in the implementation of the methods. What differentiates them is the microagent name. It allows the user to define a Hawk rule base that can either be applied to all adapters (standard microagent name = COM.TIBCO.ADAPTER) or a specific adapter (class microagent, which has the adapter instanceId as part of its name = COM.TIBCO.ADAPTER.<instanceId>).
The class and standard microagents are the same in the implementation of the methods. What differentiates them is the microagent name. It allows the user to define a Hawk rule base that can either be applied to all adapters (standard microagent name = COM.TIBCO.ADAPTER) or a specific adapter (class microagent, which has the adapter instanceId as part of its name = COM.TIBCO.ADAPTER.<instanceId>).
Issue/Introduction
What is the distinction between the standard microagent and the class microagent?
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