JADE has an API which makes it possible to use the JADE Engine in any application which can execute Java .jar files, e.g. Scala, Groovy, ....
An example how to include JADE as a component in your application, using the configuration in an ini-file:
JadeEngine objJadeEngine = new JadeEngine(); JADEOptions objOptions = objJadeEngine.Options() objOptions.settings.Value(strSettingsFile); // settings file name objOptions.profile.Value(pstrProfileName); // name of transfer profile objOptions.ReadSettingsFile(); objJadeEngine.Execute(); // start transfer objJadeEngine.Logout(); // logout and disconnect
Another example with configure JADE options programmaticaly:
public void testRenameMultipleFilesLocal() throws Exception {
JadeEngine objJadeEngine = new JadeEngine();
JADEOptions objOptions = objJadeEngine.Options()
objOptions.getConnectionOptions().Source().protocol.Value("local");
objOptions.file_spec.Value("^.*\\.txt$");
objOptions.local_dir.Value(strTestPathName + "/JADE/");
objOptions.operation.Value("rename");
objOptions.replacing.Value("(.*)(.txt)");
objOptions.replacement.Value("\\1_[date:yyyyMMddHHmm];\\2");
objJadeEngine.Execute();
objJadeEngine.Logout();
}
More Information on how to use the API you can find here: jadeAPIReference
For infos about the parameters see the parameter documentation on jadeParameterReference.