Building Java and C Services
When you check out a project containing Java or C/C++ services from the VCS repository, the services might not be operational. That is, the projects might not contain the .java and .class files that Integration Server needs to execute the service. Hence, before executing the Java or C/C++ services, you must build those services.
Designer automatically rebuilds the Java and C/C++ services in a local service development package, when you perform any VCS operations on the package or project in the local development server
Before checking out Java or C/C++ services, you must:
Ensure that the system environment variable PATH is set to include
JDK_directory \bin.
--OR--
Ensure that the watt.server.compile property is set to
JDK_directory \
javac -classpath {0} -d {1} {2} in the config.ini file that is located in the
Software AG_directory \eclipse\v36\configuration directory.
For example,
watt.server.compile=C\:\\softwareag\\jvm\\jvm160_32\\bin\\javac
-classpath {0} -d {1} {2}
To ensure that Designer automatically builds the Java and C/C++ services, you must do the following:
Add VCS project nature to the packages that contain the Java or C/C++ services, if these packages are not created in the local
Integration Server but are available in the VCS repository. To do this, right-click the package in the Package Explorer view and select
Configure > Convert to Local Service Development Project. This also adds the Java project nature to the package.
Select the Build Automatically workspace preference. To do this, select
Project > Build Automatically.
Upon building a Java service, Designer creates the .java and .class files. In case of C/C++ services, Designer generates the Java class associated with the C/C++ service.
