I am working on Win7 machine with 4Gb RAM.
I have a readymade WC and I need to decode it. The transformers are renamed and I want to check the original name of the transformer so that I can download it from internet. Csn anyone help me with that :(
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Get original transformer name
+2Hi,
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The only way i know of is to copy the transformer (just normal copy) and then paste it in a textfile.
The first line of the textfile shows the original transformer name.
Like this:
FACTORY_DEF * AttrSetFactory \\
FACTORY_NAME Reg_expressies
...
second name is what i named it, first is definitionname.
Hi,
You can see the original transformer name in the Navigator, Summary Annotation, and Tool Tip.
Takashi
+2Hi,
Thanks for the reply (:
what i found was you can Ctrl+c Ctrl+v the desired tester to a text file to get the name and understand the transformer settings (As Gio recommended)
Secondly, the oroginal name of the transformer can be seen using Navigator bar in the transformers section (As Takashi said)
Also, we can check the real name just byclicking Transformer Description on the lower panel. :P
So, I guess it is correct in every case.
Thank you (: