Use of a Snaplex in a macOS environment is supported only for developing Snaps. Please visit the official SnapLogic documentation for detailed instructions for installing a Snaplex on Linux or Microsoft Windows. This Snaplex should be created in the Snap Developer’s project folder so that other users do not inadvertently run production pipelines on that Snaplex. An Org admin can select Provision this user as a Snap Developer in the Update User dialog, automatically creating a dedicated Snaplex for that user to run and test pipelines. Ī Snaplex is the data processing engine of the SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform. The current list of Snaplex downloads is maintained at. A locally-installed/on-premises Snaplex (also known as a "Groundplex" or "JCC") will be used throughout this guide to develop, execute and debug a Snap. We also recommend using an Java IDE like IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse.Ī Snaplex is the data processing engine of the SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform.
Supports unit testing during/after development Supports Accounts, simplify impersonation Supports easy configuration without coding SnapLogic's Script Snap executes a JavaScript, Jython, or JRuby script using the JVM ScriptEngine mechanism.Ĭonsider the following when deciding whether to develop a custom Snap vs using the Script Snap: Custom Snap Snaps can provide design-time Suggest/lookup and Preview/validate data capabilities, or run in full execution mode.
They can read/poll from an endpoint, batch execute or process each input individually, and may write to another endpoint. They have metadata that define their view settings and configuration. They can consume and/or produce Binary or Document data through input and output views, and can report error Documents to an optional error view. A Snap Pack may contain a single Snap or multiple Snaps. Snaps may be related by functionality or share common code. For instance, in the above example, the Aggregate Snap is part of the Transform Snap Pack. Snap Packs logically organize Snaps and are the deployable unit when adding/modifying Snaps to the SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform. Snaps shield both business users and developers from much of the complexity of the underlying application, data model, and service. SnapLogic Snaps are modular collections of integration components built for a specific application or data source. This documentation guides a developer through the steps necessary to develop Snaps for the SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform.
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