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Description
| Interface Summary | |
| Connection | This interface represents a generic connection to the MDM server. |
| ConnectionAccessor | This interface represents an accessor to a connection. |
| ConnectionPool | This interface defines the methods and properties for the connection pool. |
| ConnectionPoolListener | This interface defines the listener for receiving connection pool changes. |
| SimpleConnection | This interface defines methods and properties for a simple connection. |
| Class Summary | |
| ConnectionPoolEvent | An event for a connection pool, such as a connection reserved, a connection is created, etc. |
| ConnectionPoolFactory | This class manages the creation and the access to all connection pools. |
| MdmSecureSocketFactory | Wrapper class combining SUN and SAP secure socket factory implementations |
| SimpleConnectionFactory | This class allows for creating a connection to the MDM server. |
| Exception Summary | |
| ConnectionException | A checked exception indicating a connection to the MDM server failed. |
| MdmSSLException | This exception indicates problems that can occur while creating a SSL socket factory. |
Provides classes and interfaces for creating and representing connections to the MDM server.
For the MDM Java API to communicate with the MDM server, it needs a TCP/IP socket connection to the MDM server. The MDM Java API uses an internal MDM Network Protocol to communicate with the MDM server. In normal usage the MDM Java API sends a request to the MDM server. The MDM server processes the request. The MDM server sends the data back to the MDM Java API. Occasionally, the MDM Java API also receive asynchronous notifications from the MDM server.
Here is the diagram illustrating the relationship:
By default the MDM Java API opens a socket connection to the MDM server at port number 20005. If the MDM server is behind a firewall, the necessary permissions should be provided. A connection to the MDM server can also be a trusted connection. Trusted connections are configured through configuration files on the MDM server.
The MDM Java API provides connection pools as well as simple (dedicated) connections.
A simple connection is obtained using the factory class SimpleConnectionFactory.
Connection pools are created using the class ConnectionPoolFactory.
MDM Java API Examples
com.sap.mdm.commands
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