Laurent GUERIN

Telosys is extensible by design, so the simplest way to do this kind of conversion is to create your own specific function and to use it in your templates. Here's...

Telosys can do that from the database tables created by this script but not from the script itself (you need a database to create a "db model"). See this wiki...

Telosys is not published on Maven central but you can just add the JAR "telosys-cli-3.X.X-xxx.jar" in you project libs. It's a "fat jar" and it contains everything you need (including...

The best example is probably the "new db model" command in Telosys-CLI itself. See https://github.com/telosys-tools-bricks/telosys-cli/blob/master/src/main/java/org/telosys/tools/cli/commands/NewDbModelCommand.java

An example of specific Java classes is available in this bundle of templates : [https://github.com/telosys-templates/advanced-templates-samples/tree/master/classes](https://github.com/telosys-templates/advanced-templates-samples/tree/master/classes) Please don't use issues to ask questions (use StackOverflow instead).

If you want to browse a directory you'll have to create a specific Java class to do that. A Java class can be used in a template with "$loader". See...

I suppose you get an error like " Cannot get config value for key 'type.xxxx'" It's because when you define a new set of conversion rules you must redefine all...

Do you import the project into the workspace? If so, it is a bug identified in the Eclipse plugin with imported projects (coorection planned in the next version)

You don't need a Java class for that You can just use a map of lists with Velocity language See [https://doc.telosys.org/templates/code-snippets#maps-of-lists ](https://doc.telosys.org/templates/code-snippets#maps-of-lists )