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Using jcode Shortcut Commands
When building a Java service in your own IDE, it is common to use the two-step process to make (compile) Java source, then fragment the Java source. As a result, the jcode utility supports the shortcut commands to make this process easier.
Command Syntax for jcode update
Use the jcode update shortcut command to compile and fragment only source files that have changed for a specified Integration Server package.
jcode update package
*package is the name of the Integration Server package containing the source code you want to compile and fragment.
Command Syntax for jcode upall
Use the jcode upall shortcut command to compile and fragment only source files that have changed for all Integration Server packages.
jcode upall
Command Syntax for jcode hailmary
Use the jcode hailmary shortcut command to compile and fragment all source files (whether they have changed or not) in all Integration Server packages.
jcode hailmary
Related Topics
Building Java Services in Your Own IDE
How Java Services are Organized on Integration Server
Requirements for the Java Service Source Code
IData Object for Java Service Input and Output
Adding Comments to Your Java Code for the jcode Utility
Using the jcode Utility
Using jcode make/makeall to Compile Java Source
Using jcode frag/fragall to Split Java Source for Designer
Using jcode comp to Create Java Source from Fragments