Just to demo Stream Explorer interaction with OEP -
I login to the OEP console -
Note the url http://localhost:9002
Check out the domain -
Here we see the app, created in the previous post -
We see the csv inbound adapter etc.
Now I will show you how to export the app, created in Stream Explorer, and then how
to import the very same app into JDeveloper 12c.
I open the Exploration in Stream Explorer and then click on Actions -
I select Export.
I copy this jar to my OEP home for housekeeping purposes.
I now start JDeveloper and then import the OEP bundle.
First I create an OEP application with a default project.
I then delete the project.
I now do the import -
Point to the exported jar -
Here is the imported App -
Here is the EPN diagram -
Before we check out the generated CQL, here is the query definition
from Stream Explorer -
Remember, we are looking at the total spend of individual customers,
over a rolling time window of 5 minutes. We are only interested in high
spenders, i.e. those spending more than 10K.
This is our business user friendly definition from Stream Explorer -
Here is the generated CQL in the OEP app -
Great stuff, this Stream Explorer!
I login to the OEP console -
Note the url http://localhost:9002
Check out the domain -
Here we see the app, created in the previous post -
We see the csv inbound adapter etc.
Now I will show you how to export the app, created in Stream Explorer, and then how
to import the very same app into JDeveloper 12c.
I open the Exploration in Stream Explorer and then click on Actions -
I select Export.
I copy this jar to my OEP home for housekeeping purposes.
I now start JDeveloper and then import the OEP bundle.
First I create an OEP application with a default project.
I then delete the project.
I now do the import -
Point to the exported jar -
Here is the imported App -
Here is the EPN diagram -
Before we check out the generated CQL, here is the query definition
from Stream Explorer -
Remember, we are looking at the total spend of individual customers,
over a rolling time window of 5 minutes. We are only interested in high
spenders, i.e. those spending more than 10K.
This is our business user friendly definition from Stream Explorer -
Here is the generated CQL in the OEP app -
Great stuff, this Stream Explorer!
1 comment:
wow ,very well documented and explained.
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