Creating J2C applications
You can use the J2C wizards to create J2EE connector applications.
Before you begin
Procedure
- Select File > New > Other > J2C.
- Select the J2C wizard that you want to launch:
- CICS® or IMS™ Java Data Binding wizard: You can create the data binding classes on their own. These classes are used in J2C bean methods that invoke CICS or IMS functions.
- Command Bean wizard: You can use this wizard (optionally) to expose selected methods as a command bean.
- J2C bean wizard: You can use this wizard to create a Java bean that communicates with an Enterprise Information System through the J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA).
- Web page, Web service, or EJB from J2C bean wizard: You can use this wizard to create a J2EE resource that wraps the functionality provided by a J2C bean. For example, you can create a JSP to deploy your J2C bean on a WebSphere® server.
- Java Connector Migration wizard: You can use this wizard to migrate JCA applications created in WebSphere Studio Application Server Integration Edition applications into Rational® Application Developer.
- J2C inbound processes
You can create a Java application that uses the Java connector tools to create applications that use inbound transactions. - Creating J2C beans using wizards
You can use the J2C bean wizard to create a J2C bean in your existing or new project. - Creating Java data binding classes using wizards
You can use the CICS/IMS Java data binding wizard to create a class or set of classes that map to COBOL, C, or PL/I data structures. - Creating data binding using an Ant Script
You can use the CICS/IMS Data binding wizard to create an Ant script simply by selecting Save session as Ant script. - Adding or Editing a Java method
You can add a Java method for each function or service you want to access from the enterprise information system. Additional methods can be added later in the Java source editor from the Enterprise Explorer view or through the Snippets view. - Editing source code using J2C Doclets
You can add to the Java source code in J2C applications to utilize the J2C doclet functionality. - Generating Command Beans
Use the command bean creation wizard to create a J2C command bean in your project.
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