IBM InfoSphere Streams Version 4.1.1
Working with SPL projects
You can work with SPL projects in Streams Studio.
- Understanding SPL toolkits and applications
A toolkit is a set of SPL artifacts, which are organized into a package. The main purpose of a toolkit is to make functions (SPL or native) and operators (primitive or composite) reusable across different applications. - Understanding Toolkit Dependencies
A toolkit dependency is a requirement that another toolkit is available for application compilation. - Understanding remote development
IBM® InfoSphere® Streams Studio supports a remote development environment where you can install Streams Studio on a local Linux or Windows system that accesses a remote Linux system where InfoSphere Streams is installed. - Creating SPL application projects
You can create SPL application projects with Streams Studio. An SPL application project represents an SPL toolkit that contains a main composite operator for an SPL application. This task creates an SPL project that contains a source file with a main composite operator definition. - Creating SPL application set projects
You can create an SPL application set project in InfoSphere Streams Studio. - Creating SPL projects
You can create an SPL project in InfoSphere Streams Studio. - Editing toolkit information and dependencies
You can view and edit toolkit properties and dependencies in the info.xml file in InfoSphere Streams Studio. - Working with governance catalogs in Streams Studio
You work with governance catalogs in Streams Studio to provide information governance for your streams processing applications. - Exploring projects
The Project Explorer view provides a logical view of SPL projects. - Using Streams Studio in a team environment
Streams Studio supports the sharing of SPL projects in a team environment. To take advantage of this support, install and configure the Eclipse client for your team repository provider in Streams Studio. - Importing SPL resources
You can import SPL resources into your Eclipse workspace. - Exporting SPL resources
You can export SPL resources from your Eclipse workspace. - Setting project preferences
You can set up SPL project options in InfoSphere Streams Studio.
Parent topic: Developing with Streams Studio