Lucy Training
  • Introduction
  • Reference Material
  • What is Lucy
  • How to use this training site
  • The Lucy Pro Interface
  • Getting familiar with the model designer
  • The Property Panel
  • Working with Data Collections
  • Debugging Integrations
  • Editing Tools
  • Loops and list processing
  • Using Javascript
  • Publishing APIs
  • Utility Blocks
  • Model Settings
  • Calling Actions
  • Connecting to Webservices
  • Working with time series data
  • Creating visualizations
  • Creating On-Premise Connectors
    • On-Premise Connector Concepts
    • Using the On-Premise Connector SDK
    • Building our first connector
    • Connector Functions
    • Defining a function
    • Creating the agent
    • Setting up the integration
    • Running the agent
    • Testing the connector
    • Integrating Sqlite
    • Understanding the structure of the connector
    • Monitoring your connector
  • Next Steps
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Setting up the integration

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Last updated 10 months ago

We need to register our connector instance and test it by building an integration in Lucy and trying to connect to it.

Go to your Lucy account, and open the model designer and create a new model.

Create a new action inside the model. Then find your connector function in the block list in the sidebar and add it to your workflow.

You can search for your function name or connector name to find the block

Drag and drop the connector into the workflow area and then connect it to your action.

Connect the output blocks as well.

Before we execute this - we need to tell the connector block which instance of the connector we want to use.

Click on the connector block, then click on the property panel and under 'Connector Name' you can see a list of connector instances for your connector.

This list is probably empty for you. Click 'Add New' to register a new connector instance.

You will be asked to provide a connector instance name. Give it a name and save it.

We are now ready to test the connector.

If you save your action and try and execute it you will get a timeout error.

This is because your connector agent is not running yet.

Lets run the agent now.