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Control-M Application Integrator extends the benefits of Control-M to any application through an easy-to-use design tool and access to crowdsourced job types in the Control-M Application Hub.
This training introduces its participants to Control-M Application Integrator, its architecture, and its interface. Participants will learn to define a Simple Plug-in, publish a Plug-in, deploy a Plug-in. In addition to this, participants will learn to define a Command Line Plug-in. Hands-on labs allow participants to apply the procedures and concepts presented in the class.
Note: This Assisted Self-Paced (ASP) hybrid course is designed for both Control‑M On‑Prem and Control‑M SaaS learners. All participants will have access to the course video recordings, allowing you to learn at your own pace. If you are using Control‑M On‑Prem, you’ll also receive the course eBook and hands‑on access to the lab environment.
Note: Web-Based Training (WBT) is available exclusively through our subscription offering and is not available for standalone purchase.
Lab Vouchers are issued at course registration time and must be redeemed within 90 days of receipt. Once Lab Voucher is redeemed, 28 days of lab access (portal access) are granted with 6 hours of on-demand lab time to be used. Once the lab time is used, or the 28 days expires, the lab access ends.
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Course Lessons
Module 1: Getting Started with Application Integrator
Outline the purpose of Application Integrator
Review of the existing Application Plug-in repositories
Install an existing Application Plug-in
Design a custom Application Plug-in
Outline best practices when creating a custom Application Plug-in
Module 2: Defining a Simple Plug-in
Access the Application Integrator
Define a new custom Plug-in
Define Execution Steps
Define Conditions
Add Connection Profile Attributes
Validate a Plug-in
Test a Plug-in
Module 3: Publishing and Deploying a Plug-in
Publish, Deploy and Unpublish a Plug-in
Define a Connection Profile for a custom Plug-in
Test a Connection Profile for a custom Plug-in
Define a job definition that uses a custom Plug-in
Module 4: Defining a Command Line Plug-in
Define Job Properties Attributes
Define dependencies between Connection Profile and Job Properties Attributes
Define Return Code Rules
Define Output Handling Rules
Module 5: Defining a REST API or Web Service Plug-in