How to make an as-agent with your own invocable code (Jar, or DLL for .Net).
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Description
Resolution:
Environment:
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AS 2.x
All Microsoft Windows .Net Supported env
Resolution:
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In order to augment as-agent with your own invocable code, it is only a question of adding the class (or Jar, or DLL for .Net) files in your CLASSPATH
(or your PATH in Windows for .Net) when starting the as-agent process.
That way when the invocable class is invoked for that seeder, the as-agent loads the class by name from it's class path (if it's there) and executes it.
The as-agent process comes in three flavors:
a C version (as-agent.exe in Windows).
a Java version (as-java.jar).
a .Net version (only on Windows), depending on whether you want to add Java or .Net invocables to the functionality of the as-agent.
Environment:
===========
AS 2.x
All Microsoft Windows .Net Supported env
Resolution:
==========
In order to augment as-agent with your own invocable code, it is only a question of adding the class (or Jar, or DLL for .Net) files in your CLASSPATH
(or your PATH in Windows for .Net) when starting the as-agent process.
That way when the invocable class is invoked for that seeder, the as-agent loads the class by name from it's class path (if it's there) and executes it.
The as-agent process comes in three flavors:
a C version (as-agent.exe in Windows).
a Java version (as-java.jar).
a .Net version (only on Windows), depending on whether you want to add Java or .Net invocables to the functionality of the as-agent.
Issue/Introduction
How to make an as-agent with your own invocable code (Jar, or DLL for .Net).
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