Using the Record Store Java client

The Endeca Record Store Java Client package is intended to provide a working example of a client that communicates with a Record Store instance and issues record access requests. The sample client program is therefore a template that you can use as a basis for your own client program.

The Endeca Record Store API allows users to build client programs that invoke an Endeca Record Store instance to programmatically write records to and read records from the Record Store.

The Record Store API consists of two components:

Record Store core (WSDL) classes. These are classes that you generate from the Record Store WSDL file using a third-party tool (such as Apache CXF 2.0). For the sake of convenience, Java versions of these classes are included in the recordstore-api-3.0.0.jar library in the sample client package.
Record Store utility (helper) classes, such as the RecordStoreLocator, RecordStoreReader, and RecordStoreWriter classes, which are used in the sample client applications. These Java classes are also included in the recordstore-api-3.0.0.jar library.

The sample client package includes all the libraries needed to build clients. It also includes an Ant build script (which can compile and run the sample applications) as well as Eclipse .project and .classpath files for the sample client.

For details about the Record Store API, see the Integrator Acquisition System API Guide.