Montova™ Integrator is a message-oriented XML scripting language written entirely in standard Java. It can execute highly-configurable custom transformations of data exchanged between two applications. This is achieved through a strong focus on component modularity and re-use, inspired by Unix pipes, which contain many small components which perform clear-cut operations on your data.

This wiki contains all documentation for, examples of and FAQs about the functionalities included with Montova™ Integrator and its various packages.

• Overview: Learn about the very foundations of Montova™ Integrator. Application programmers: start here!

• Installation: Details the most common installation methods, and explains the various files associated with a typical installation.

• Running: Lists the different arguments, parameters and properties available when starting up.

• Configuration: Shows the layout of the XML configuration file, as well the many basic operations.

• FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions.

• Clustering: Several instances can be clustered so that one instance will start a monitor should another instance go down.

• Cookbook: Contains common recipes based on applications and situations out there in the real world.

• Development Guide: How to develop your own operations and message locations.

• Extension Packs: Functionality can be augmented with a wide selection of extension packs.

• Logging: The built-in logging logs all events to files in the “log” subdirectory using Log4J, but can be tweaked to your liking.

• Monitoring & Control: Using so-called “controllers”, an instance can be managed both remotely and locally.

• Notification: Events generated by any component are logged to file (see ”Logging”), but they can also be sent to other logging facilities.

Downloads of these packages are available via your myMontova account.

See the changelog for information regarding versioning of the engine and the extension packs.