Creating a J2C Java bean

There are several steps involved in creating a J2C Java™ bean.
  1. To start the J2C wizard from the menu bar, select File > New > Other > J2C.
  2. Select J2C Java bean.
  3. Click Next.
  4. In the Resource Adapters Selection page, select the type of resource adapter you want to use. The resource adapters available to you include the following:
    1. If you do not see the resource adapter you want to use, select an option from the View By list. You may view by EIS type, by J2C Version, by Name, or by Vendor.
    2. If you wish to use a resource adapter that is not currently listed, click Add unlisted resource adapter.
  5. Once you have selected the appropriate resource adapter, click Next.
    Note: Multiple resource adapters should not be installed as standalone on the same runtime server, especially if they are for the same EIS type (for example, CICS ECI 5.1 and CICS ECI 6.2). This is because all standalone resource adapters share the same class loader.
  1. Creating J2C beans using the command line
    You can create and access J2C binding classes through the J2C ant scripts or Batch Importer, a command-line interface, rather than using the J2C data binding wizard. You can also run the J2C Ant script or Batch Importer from the workbench. A migration tool is provided to convert the old V6 Ant script to the new V7 J2C Ant script format. We recommend using the new J2C Ant scripts, because they are more flexible and easier to use.
  2. Specifying Connection Properties
    Once you have selected the resource adapter, you must provide the connection properties.
  3. Providing J2C Java bean information
    In the New J2C Java Bean page, you need to supply information about the J2C Java bean.
  4. Defining J2C Java bean properties
    You need to define the properties for your J2C Java bean.
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