• To install the plug-in you must put the com.oracle.tuxedo.wbplugin_1.0.0.0.jar file in the $ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins directory and then restart Eclipse.
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• The cataloger output reports are shown in the report view (as shown in Figure 9‑1), with tabs for each report. The view is integrated with ART perspective. Click the Close button to close it or re-open it from main menu.Figure 9‑1 Report View Example
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Table 9‑1 Color Warning
• You can also refresh the content by clicking the Refresh button on the menu bar of report view.The progress monitor view allows you to see which source file or schema is being processed. A source tree is initially displayed to show the structure of sources or schemas in the current project organized by source types as shown in Figure 9‑2.Figure 9‑2 Sample of Progress Monitor ViewThe Plug-in has a Migration Process Cheat Sheet to guide you though the conversion tasks step-by-step. To open the cheat sheet click “Help->Cheat Sheets” on main menu, and then select the cheat sheet Create ART migration project for STDB2ORA sample under ART group.
Note: The free-format code files are required for Eclipse conversion. If you use the samples of ART Workbench 11.1.1.2.2 or later, in which each COBOL code are given in the fixed format, you must run script f2f.wb to generate free-format copies before creating the ART project in Eclipse.Figure 9‑3 Project NameFigure 9‑4 Root DirectoryFigure 9‑5 Sample of Select Source Sub-Directory Page
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• Figure 9‑6 Input File Schema Definition PageAfter creating a new ART project, you must configure the project properties in the project properties page as shown in Figure 9‑7.Figure 9‑7 Project Properties Page
• Generates a .tar file that contains converted artifacts including the files under the Target Files Directory, Root Skeleton and Target Skeleton.Removes the pob files generated by the cataloging tool