Whenever we have a need to  custom java classes in Sterling Integrator. The first thing we need to do is creating the jars in the SI.

The example scenarios for this is need to get the data from database without using sql map i.e through extended rules. In this cases we have no other choice except using custom java classes.

To create jar files in Sterling Integrator first we need to stop the sterling Integrator server
through stopWindowsService.cmd

After that use  install3rdParty.cmd/sh to install jar.

install3rdParty.cmd MyDataBase 1_0 -j C:\Users\MyDataBase.jar

Run setupfiles.cmd

and deployer.cmd in command line so that it effects to all the files.

Then start the Server by using the command startWindowsService.cmd.

To verfiy wheather jar was installed properly or not.

You can check it by visiting the Operations->troubleshotter->class path.

You can locate the jar file.