- Data Management
- Connectivity Studio
- Concepts
In Connectivity studio, usually, you can design the integration setup by configuration. Sometimes, it can be required to use a customization. This topic explains the standard connector handler classes in Connectivity studio and how to customize these classes. Only use customized classes if you really need specific functionality.
Standard connector handler classes
For connectors, several standard handler classes are available. Each connector type has its own handler class:
| Connector type |
Handler class |
Description |
| D365 F&SCM |
BisConnectorAxDatabase |
This handler class exports data from or directly imports data into D365 F&SCM tables. |
| Database |
BisConnectorODBC |
This handler class exports data to or imports data from an external database via ODBC or an external Azure SQL database. |
| Staging journal |
BisConnectorStagingJournal |
This handler class exports data from or imports data into a staging journal. |
| Azure file storage |
BisConnectorWindowsFolder |
This handler class exports data to or imports data from a file. |
| Web service |
BisConnectorStreamWebservice |
This handler class imports data from a stream or exports data to a stream. |
| Blob Storage |
BisConnectorStreamBlobStorage |
This handler class exports data to or imports data from a file in a Blob container. |
| Upload and download |
BisConnectorStreamManual |
This handler class imports data from an uploaded file or exports data to a file and downloads it. |
Customize connector handler classes
You can use a customized connector handler class. To do so, extend a standard connector handler class.
For each customized connector handler class, you can change these methods as desired:
| Method |
Description |
| getNextInstance |
Returns the data sets. So, for the connector type Azure file storage, it returns the next file. |
| preAction |
The actions if the connector is used as source connector. |
| postAction |
The actions if the connector is used as target connector. |
| close |
Closes the connector. |
See also
