Smooks Data Integration » Uncategorized http://blog.smooks.org The official blog Thu, 05 May 2011 11:52:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 The official blog Smooks Data Integration no Smooks Data Integration tom.fennelly@gmail.com tom.fennelly@gmail.com (Smooks Data Integration) The official blog Smooks Data Integration » Uncategorized http://blog.smooks.org/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://blog.smooks.org/category/uncategorized/ Updated release of Eclipse EDI Editor http://blog.smooks.org/2011/05/04/updated-release-of-eclipse-edi-editor/ http://blog.smooks.org/2011/05/04/updated-release-of-eclipse-edi-editor/#comments Wed, 04 May 2011 07:31:32 +0000 zubairov http://blog.smooks.org/?p=631 I’m proud to announce a new release of Eclipse EDI Editor, now based on Smooks 1.5. This version includes following improvements:

  • Migrated to the Smooks 1.5 (SNAPSHOT), which mean that if Smooks can parse your EDI file you can be pretty sure that Eclipse EDI Editor can do it too. It is consistent with Smooks 1.5 in reading and writing EDI files.
  • Improved rendering of Component nodes in the editor (see screenshot below)
  • Dynamically loading smooks mapping schemas from the mapping bundles generated by smooks, which are (with fixed MILYN-600) are acting as Eclipse plugins now.
  • Bringing not only ability to edit UN/EDIFACT files but also contribute all XML Schemas for smooks EDI XML to the Eclipse, so you could edit and validate EDI XML.
edieditor

To install the Smooks Eclipse EDI Editor just point your Eclipse Update Manager to this URL:

http://d1ce9rnyxjnscn.cloudfront.net/edi-editor

Here is a screencast that shows how to install and use EDI Editor. I recommend you to install it into Eclipse Helios SR2 JEE distribution (this way you will save time to download missing plugins).

http://screencast.com/t/kwEId1tSce

Source of the plugin is available on the Github:

https://github.com/zubairov/edieditor

Check it out and let us know what you think.

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]]> I’m proud to announce a new release of Eclipse EDI Editor, now based on Smooks 1.5. This version includes following improvements:

  • Migrated to the Smooks 1.5 (SNAPSHOT), which mean that if Smooks can parse your EDI file you can be pretty sure that Eclipse EDI Editor can do it too. It is consistent with Smooks 1.5 in reading and writing EDI files.
  • Improved rendering of Component nodes in the editor (see screenshot below)
  • Dynamically loading smooks mapping schemas from the mapping bundles generated by smooks, which are (with fixed MILYN-600) are acting as Eclipse plugins now.
  • Bringing not only ability to edit UN/EDIFACT files but also contribute all XML Schemas for smooks EDI XML to the Eclipse, so you could edit and validate EDI XML.
edieditor

To install the Smooks Eclipse EDI Editor just point your Eclipse Update Manager to this URL:

http://d1ce9rnyxjnscn.cloudfront.net/edi-editor

Here is a screencast that shows how to install and use EDI Editor. I recommend you to install it into Eclipse Helios SR2 JEE distribution (this way you will save time to download missing plugins).

http://screencast.com/t/kwEId1tSce

Source of the plugin is available on the Github:

https://github.com/zubairov/edieditor

Check it out and let us know what you think.

]]> http://blog.smooks.org/2011/05/04/updated-release-of-eclipse-edi-editor/feed/ 6 Processing Huge EDI data stream on a low memory and cpu footprint http://blog.smooks.org/2011/03/29/processing-huge-edi-data-stream-on-a-low-memory-and-cpu-footprint-2/ http://blog.smooks.org/2011/03/29/processing-huge-edi-data-stream-on-a-low-memory-and-cpu-footprint-2/#comments Tue, 29 Mar 2011 17:08:32 +0000 Tom Fennelly http://blog.smooks.org/2011/03/29/processing-huge-edi-data-stream-on-a-low-memory-and-cpu-footprint-2/ Great post by Claus Straube: http://www.catify.com/2011/03/29/transforming-and-splitting-huge-edi-files-with-smooks/

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]]> Great post by Claus Straube: http://www.catify.com/2011/03/29/transforming-and-splitting-huge-edi-files-with-smooks/

]]> http://blog.smooks.org/2011/03/29/processing-huge-edi-data-stream-on-a-low-memory-and-cpu-footprint-2/feed/ 0 New feature for EDI Parser – Namespaces support http://blog.smooks.org/2011/03/02/new-feature-for-edi-parser-namespaces-support/ http://blog.smooks.org/2011/03/02/new-feature-for-edi-parser-namespaces-support/#comments Wed, 02 Mar 2011 11:38:09 +0000 zubairov http://blog.smooks.org/?p=607 Our work on EDI and UN/EDIFACT support for the next Smooks release continiues. Now we have a namespace support in EDI and UN/EDIFACT generated XML events.  See my blog post for more information and examples on how you could use it.

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]]> Our work on EDI and UN/EDIFACT support for the next Smooks release continiues. Now we have a namespace support in EDI and UN/EDIFACT generated XML events.  See my blog post for more information and examples on how you could use it.

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This contains:

  1. Some performance enhancements (reader pooling),
  2. Some bug fixes and,
  3. One small new feature to support Basic Fragment Splitting and Routing.  Right… we normally only do fixes in patch releases, but I wanted to get this into the JBoss SOA Platform before it released, so we made an exception for this one.
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]]> We’ve just made a Smooks v1.2.4 patch release (Download).

This contains:

  1. Some performance enhancements (reader pooling),
  2. Some bug fixes and,
  3. One small new feature to support Basic Fragment Splitting and Routing.  Right… we normally only do fixes in patch releases, but I wanted to get this into the JBoss SOA Platform before it released, so we made an exception for this one.
]]> http://blog.smooks.org/2009/12/22/smooks-v1-2-4-released/feed/ 0 Eclipse Tooling for Smooks… Let us hear what you think… http://blog.smooks.org/2009/09/30/seeking-feedback-on-the-smooks-configuration/ http://blog.smooks.org/2009/09/30/seeking-feedback-on-the-smooks-configuration/#comments Wed, 30 Sep 2009 13:34:09 +0000 Tom Fennelly http://blog.smooks.org/?p=350 Of late, JBoss have been making more of a push on their Smooks Eclipse Tooling within JBoss Tools.  Prior to a few weeks ago, Dart Peng was “more or less” left to his own devices on this work, without much help from myself or anyone else.  More recently, Brian Fitzpatrick (JBoss) and myself have been more actively contributing to the great work being done by Dart.

Brian has been blogging about this work here on the JBoss Tools blog. Please take a look and contribute your throughs and ideas!!!

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]]> Of late, JBoss have been making more of a push on their Smooks Eclipse Tooling within JBoss Tools.  Prior to a few weeks ago, Dart Peng was “more or less” left to his own devices on this work, without much help from myself or anyone else.  More recently, Brian Fitzpatrick (JBoss) and myself have been more actively contributing to the great work being done by Dart.

Brian has been blogging about this work here on the JBoss Tools blog. Please take a look and contribute your throughs and ideas!!!

]]> http://blog.smooks.org/2009/09/30/seeking-feedback-on-the-smooks-configuration/feed/ 2 Java-to-Java Transforms with Smooks http://blog.smooks.org/2009/05/19/java-to-java-transforms-with-smooks/ http://blog.smooks.org/2009/05/19/java-to-java-transforms-with-smooks/#comments Tue, 19 May 2009 09:57:18 +0000 Tom Fennelly http://blog.smooks.org/?p=225 Vivek Tomar has written an interesting blog on using Smooks to perform Java to Java transforms.  Vivek works for NAXOS Software Solutions.

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]]> Vivek Tomar has written an interesting blog on using Smooks to perform Java to Java transforms.  Vivek works for NAXOS Software Solutions.

]]> http://blog.smooks.org/2009/05/19/java-to-java-transforms-with-smooks/feed/ 0 YANWS… Yet Another New Web Site http://blog.smooks.org/2009/04/20/yanws-yet-another-new-web-site/ http://blog.smooks.org/2009/04/20/yanws-yet-another-new-web-site/#comments Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:54:43 +0000 Tom Fennelly http://blog.smooks.org/?p=164 It’s true… we’ve moved website yet again!!  We got totally cheesed off with the Google Sites site, so we changed www.smooks.org to use MediaWiki.

Quite simply, we wanted a site that was easy to edit, and produced something we liked.  With all of us doing this in our spare time, we didn’t want to be wasting that time fighting the tools we were using.  Google Sites was OK, but was quite restrictive wrt how it allowed us construct the content.  The editor was more wysiwyg on Google Sites, but the result was not at all as appealing (in my opinion at least) and ultimately that’s what really counts.  An example of one simple thing with the new site…. it’s now very easy to style code snippets that look really well – check the User Guide or any of the Examples.

Anyway, we hope you like it too, and find it easier to work with.

REMEMBER…. it’s a Wiki, so feel free to contribute documentation updates.  Don’t be afraid of breaking anything as we have a full revision history.  So be bold… go make some edits!!!

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]]> It’s true… we’ve moved website yet again!!  We got totally cheesed off with the Google Sites site, so we changed www.smooks.org to use MediaWiki.

Quite simply, we wanted a site that was easy to edit, and produced something we liked.  With all of us doing this in our spare time, we didn’t want to be wasting that time fighting the tools we were using.  Google Sites was OK, but was quite restrictive wrt how it allowed us construct the content.  The editor was more wysiwyg on Google Sites, but the result was not at all as appealing (in my opinion at least) and ultimately that’s what really counts.  An example of one simple thing with the new site…. it’s now very easy to style code snippets that look really well – check the User Guide or any of the Examples.

Anyway, we hope you like it too, and find it easier to work with.

REMEMBER…. it’s a Wiki, so feel free to contribute documentation updates.  Don’t be afraid of breaking anything as we have a full revision history.  So be bold… go make some edits!!!

]]> http://blog.smooks.org/2009/04/20/yanws-yet-another-new-web-site/feed/ 1 Smooks at JavaOne 2009 http://blog.smooks.org/2009/04/19/smooks-at-javaone-2009/ http://blog.smooks.org/2009/04/19/smooks-at-javaone-2009/#comments Sun, 19 Apr 2009 12:36:44 +0000 Tom Fennelly http://blog.smooks.org/?p=162 Smooks will be at JavaOne this year!!

I will be running a BOF entitled “Data Integration with Smooks: Split, Transform, and Analyze Your Data in an ESB World“.  It’s on the Tuesday evening at 8:30pm.  If you’re at JavaOne this year, please drop by and see us!!

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]]> Smooks will be at JavaOne this year!!

I will be running a BOF entitled “Data Integration with Smooks: Split, Transform, and Analyze Your Data in an ESB World“.  It’s on the Tuesday evening at 8:30pm.  If you’re at JavaOne this year, please drop by and see us!!

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