23-07 - Migration from Manual IM to Provisioned IM

Owners: @Jan Kadlec @Michal Vích

To migrate from a manual IM instance to a provisioned IM, take the following steps.

Name	Step

Name	Step
StringToDecimalExtended	Moved to shared library
FileModifiedFilter	Moved to shared library
BasicAggregationStrategy	Already exists in IM as aggregateToList
AddPGIMetadataBasedFieldsProcessor	Moved to shared library but it is most probably a copy of already existing AddPGIMetadataBasedFieldsProcessor in IM core
DebugBreakpointProcessor	Moved to shared library
DeleteAsyncBean	Should be replaced by pfx-api:delete
DataLoadClient	Replaced by IM core methods
Configurator	Replaced by pfx-config:set
QuoteExtendedService.fetchQuote	`<to uri="pfx-api:fetch?quoteUniqueName=P-7320&objectType=Q"/>`
QuoteExtendedService.saveQuote	`<to uri="pfx-api:save?objectType=Q"/>` This example shows how to fetch, modify and save a quote: `<to uri="pfx-api:fetch?quoteUniqueName=P-7320&objectType=Q"/> <setBody> <groovy>body[0]</groovy> </setBody> <setBody> <groovy> body["label"] = "Changed quote label" body </groovy> </setBody> <to uri="pfx-api:save?objectType=Q"/>`
Change the event route definition for multiple partitions setups. `bean id="eventRouteFielmann_at" class="net.pricefx.integration.route.EventRoute"> <property name="priceFxConnection" ref="fielmann_at"/> <property name="cacheFolder" value="${rootFolder-inbound-at}/events"></property>` More details are in a Teams discussion (Pricefx only).	`<bean id="eventRouteFielmann_at" class="net.pricefx.integration.route.EventRoute"> <property name="priceFxClientName" value="fielmann_at"/> <property name="cacheFolder" value="#{environment['rootFolder-inbound-at']}/events"/>`
Snowflake driver is not compatible with Java 16	Modify JDBC URL as follows: `amd.snowflake.url=jdbc:snowflake://amd-amdedw.snowflakecomputing.com?jdbc_query_result_format=json` https://pricefx.atlassian.net/browse/PFIMCORE-1677
How to bind a Spring property in a Groovy class	`public @Value('${irm.anzac.gzipData-filePattern}') String gzipDataFilePattern;`
How to get the Pricefx client in a Groovy class	You need to pass exchange as a parameter to the method and then find the client in the registry and use the following method: