Here is an example of setting up a streaming translator:

1. Open IWS and create a simple solution with Task Translator:
   

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2. Create new transformation (for example, CSV2STAR) in task translator:
   

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3. Add simple data for both Source and Destination and select Streaming at the top of the window:
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   Once you have selected a streaming translator, you cannot change it. Also, if you have not toggled Streaming as shown, you will not be able to change it later

4. Click Apply.
   

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   It’s the

1. Mapping worksheet.

2. For streaming translators you can use

1. Preproc worksheet (for example, to add a debug status for testing). Logic in the

1. Preproc tab is executed before the incoming file is processed:
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2. You can also use the

1. Postproc feature of the worksheet (for example, to add a status shape for debugging). It works like “Result Output translation” for regular translators:
   

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Python

Translator

Prerequisites (please make sure these items are installed on box):

1. MC square

2. PyRuleService

Currently, python translators are under development, but they are the only way to create a translator for incoming source files exceeding 2GB.

Restrictions for python translation:

1. Currently available only CSV2EagleML translations.

2. Only direct mapping available

When you create a python translator, you should enable Python Translation checkbox in the top-right corner of the box: