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UDML Parser application, getting UDML statements translated into XML

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Updated Oct 01, 2008 by danielgalassi
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Usage

Learn how to use this tool.

Requisites

As a Java application you need JRE installed in whatever the target system is.

JAR files are often compiled using the latest JDK available.

Path: both relative and absolute path forms can be used, be sure you use "\\" (instead of a single backslash) when running the application on Windows OS.

How to make it run

download the JAR file, from Downloads tab.
move it to a target directory
run: java -jar udmlparser0_5.jar
check the required parameters

Now you need to extract UDML code out of your repository file, do that using nqUDMLgen tool (provided OOTB with OBIEE, check OBIHOME/server/Bin (run it using -n -q -8 flags).

run the application, append required parameters.

eg: java -jar udmlparser0_4.jar -udml=paintUDML.txt -rpdxml=paintUDML.xml

Step by Step

You can find a step by step guide here.

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Comment by david.cl...@gmail.com, Oct 30, 2009

This may not be the right place to ask this, but does udmlparser support parsing UDML that defines security groups? I.e., if I create a UDML file with the "-S" flag, can I convert it to XML with udmlparser?

Comment by danielgalassi, Oct 30, 2009

Hi David, I've not coded a security group parser yet. Don't have a lot of time right now but I will place your idea in the enhancements queue.

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