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Ramesh Reddy commented on TEIID-803:
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These changes are made to provide "vdb" scoped connectors.
From the example "Transaction_1.datasource1"
Transaction = is the name of the VDB
1 = version of the VDB
datasource1 = name of the connector
This is done so that multiple VDBs in a single runtime can have similar named connectors
and do not have worry about conflicts. More over this does not need to be in the format
"vdb_version.connector name", this can be any name that the user wants in the
Teiid runtime just like the name, however for simplicity the Designer uses the VDB as the
prefix.
Adding the "getDeployedName" method to the ConnectorBinding admin object is good
idea, as with clustering feature we may need to further prefix these with process name to
identify correctly which connector instance we are dealing with.
The connector binding name assigned when created in the designer is
not the name in the ConnectorBinding when using AdminAPI
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Key: TEIID-803
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/TEIID-803
Project: Teiid
Issue Type: Bug
Components: AdminApi, Tools
Affects Versions: 6.2.0
Reporter: Van Halbert
Assignee: Steven Hawkins
The name I assigned to the connectorbinding in the designer was "datasource1".
I looked at the advanced properties and there is no other name property defined.
Open the vdb file and view the Configuration.def file and it has the following:
<Connector Name="datasource1" ComponentType="Loopback
Connector" routingUUID="mmuuid:66dfa66b-4572-46ba-a477-8b6fe3895072">
<Properties>
<Property
Name="DeployedName">Transaction_1.datasource1</Property>
</Properties>
</Connector>
When using the adminapi and calleding getName() on ConnectorBinding, the name returned is
"Transaction_1.datasource1". The name that the user assignes to the binding
should match the getName().
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