InfoSphere Streams SPADE programming Training Course and Workshop in Bangalore, Mysore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Kolkata

The InfoSphere Streams SPADE programming training course will show how to control the placement of processing elements and the debugging capabilities of the Streams Processing Language. Next you will be introduced to the data mining and financial toolkits as well as relational adapters. Finally it will demonstrate how to expand the Streams Processing Language through the development of user-defined functions, C++ user-defined operators, Java user-defined operators and user-defined built-in operators.

By attending InfoSphere Streams SPADE programming workshop, delegates will learn to:

Explain how to debug a Streams application
Describe how to create a user-defined function
List the steps necessary to create a C++ user-defined operator
Explain how to create a Java user-defined operator
Describe how to create a user-defined built-in operator

Knowledge of basic InfoSphere Streams Processing Language Programming

This InfoSphere Streams SPADE programming class is oriented towards those who will be writing functions and operators in order to extend the Streams Processing Language.

Lists, Matrices, Nodes and Partitions

Describe the Streams operations on lists and matrices
Explain how to apply scalar operations against lists and matrices
Explain how to both explicitly and implicitly define node pools
Describe how to fuse operators together

Debugging

Describe how to turn on application tracing for
- A standalone application
- A distributed application
Explain how to monitor tuple data
Describe the built in workload generator and how to use it
Describe how to invoke the debugger for
- A standalone application
- A distributed application
List the operators used in a debugging session

Toolkits

Explain how toolkits can be used to extend the Streams Processing Language
List the toolkits supplied by IBM
Describe the directory structure for a toolkit
Describe the adapters toolkit
List the data mining operators available with the data mining toolkit
Describe the features and functions of the financial toolkit

User-defined Sources, Sinks, and Functions

Explain the use of a user-defined Source and a user-defined Sink
Describe the development process for either a user-defined Source or a user-defined Sink
Describe the use of user-defined functions
Explain the implementation difference between an inlined user-defined function and a non-inlined user-defined function

C++ User-defined Operators

Explain the function of user-defined operators in a Streams application
Describe the steps that one follows to create a C++ user-defined operator
List the methods of a C++ UDOP class invoked by the Streams Processing Language

Java User-defined Operators

Describe the format of a Java user-defined operator
Explain how to pass arguments to a Java user-defined operator
List the main classes for the Java UDOP API
Describe how to process input and output tuples

User-defined Built-in Operators

Describe the use of user-defined built-in operator in the Streams Processing Language
Compare user-defined built-in operators with user-defined operators
Explain how to create a user-defined built-in operator
Describe how to get the spadec compiler to enforce an operator's syntax
List the steps to create a new built-in operator

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