...
- Run Stop Method: runs the Stop() method.
- References: maintains a list of references used by the device (see Using References below).
- Service References: maintains a list of web and service references (see Using Web and Service References below).
- Resources: maintains a list of embedded resource files (see Using Resources below).
- Code: maintains a list of code files (see Using code files below).
- Transform status: displays the compile status and method calls (Start, Stop, ProcessMessage).
- Input Message: If there are messages in the upstream Queue, you can view the messages in this pane by selecting one. Use the forward/back arrows to browse through the messages in the queue. You can also paste a message into this pane. This message is used as the source message for your transform.
- Output Message: displays the resulting message after the transform is executed, and highlights any differences.
- Debug Output Pane: displays the results of any Logger method calls (for example, Logger.DebugFormat(...)).
- Compile Errors: displays any errors generated by the compiler.
...
To remove an existing service reference, right-click the reference and select Remove Reference.
Using Resources
The Custom Code Device allows you to add embedded resources which can be accessed from your source code. To add a resource to your project, right-click the Resources item and select Add Resource. Select the file(s) to include in your project and click Open.
| Note |
|---|
Embedded resources become part of the Custom Code Device configuration, allowing them to be part of exported channel files and templates. The Connexion client application does inspect the channel configurations frequently during operation, and large resource will slow down channel management. Ideally, large files accessed by your code should not be added as resources, but instead accessed as external files. |
To access resources, use the following syntax:
To remove an existing resource, right click the resource to remove and select Remove Resource.
Using code files