Hands-on Developer Toolchain Session

A hands-on session in which we show how to produce a XML schema, generate code, use JSON and Open API and implement DATEX II using different coding languages like Java, Python and C#. 

The program will contain the following subjects:

If a Powerpoint-presentation was used you can download it by clicking on the title above. 
 
You can take a look at the recordings on our DATEX II YouTube-channel playlists and then choose  8th DATEX II User Forum 2023 – Virtual – Developers.
 
The mentioned GitHub can be here.

 

Moderator:  Martin van Ekelenburg (Netherlands)

Presenters

    •  Jan Vlčinský (Czechia)

    •  Victoria Steiner (Germany)

    •  Jonas Jäderberg (Sweden)

    • Bob van Leeuwen  (Netherlands)

Using the DATEX II Toolchain to generate your code (15th of November 2023)

Set of presentation on generating code using the DATEX II toolchain. Starting with explaining DATEX II toolchain concepts, over generating XML schema, generating Python code from it, using OpenAPI specification to generate client and server code in C# and concluding by generating Java code from OpenAPI specification to interact with the C# server developed in previous step. Links:

Toolchain demo: XML Schema and JSON generation 

Youtube (23:41)  by Jan Vlčinský. How to use online schema generator to profile rich DATEX II class model into simpler one and then generate schema for XML and JSON message format. 

Python code generation

Youtube (17:46) by Victoria Steiner.

Practical example how to use Python code in Jupyter Notebook. It uses python library xsdata to generate code for Python class which can be used to load real XML file or to create a new instance.

The presentation also shows how to visalize messages on a map using python library ipyleaflet 

C# Open API/JSON server and client side code generation

Youtube (51:20) by Jonas Jäderberg.

Practical example showing how to use JSON Schema, generated for selected DATEX II publication and pre-generated OpenAPI specification to develop in C# relevant server and client side code serving and consuming given content.

Java: client implementation

Youtube (24:39) by Bob van Leeuwen.

Practical example of how to use JSON Schema and OpenAPI specification file to create in Java a client, which is able to interact with server code implemented in previous presentation.

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