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Which language to use to implement a user-defined extension

You can use Java™ or C to implement a user-defined extension.

You can use C to implement all types of user-defined extension except for connectors. You can use Java to implement user-defined nodes and connectors only.

If you can, use Java for user-defined nodes and connectors, and use C for everything else.

You must compile user-defined nodes, parsers, and exits that are written in C into a loadable implementation library (LIL): that is, a shared library on Linux and UNIX systems, or a dynamic link library (DLL) on Windows systems. You must package user-defined nodes and connectors that are written in Java as a JAR file.

To achieve platform independence, use the ANSI standard C or Java programming languages, and avoid platform-specific code in your user-defined extension.


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