User guide

Data Integration with Sybase Avaki Studio 11
Starting Avaki Studio
In the workspace directory, Studio creates a subdirectory for each project. Files of the
following types can be found in the workspace project directories:
Filename extension Purpose
.avm
Studio creates an Avaki view model (.avm) file for
each view model.
.amm
Studio creates an Avaki metadata model (.amm) file
for each metadata model.
.js Studio creates a JavaScript (.js) file for each model; the
.js file has the same base name as the model’s .avm
file. This is the executable form of the view model;
when the view model is deployed as a data service, the
JavaScript file is sometimes called the data service
plug-in. JavaScript plug-in files are stored in the \bin
subdirectory of the workspace project directory.
.jsi
You create a JavaScript include (.jsi) file if you have
JavaScript functions that you want to invoke in your
view model. Give the .jsi file the same base name as
the model’s .avm file.
.project
Eclipse Workbench creates a .project file for each
project in the project directory. (Files whose names
begin with a . might not be visible to you, depending
on your Eclipse filter settings.)