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Building C/C++ Services
 
The Java Code for a C/C++ Service
Overview of Building C/C++ Services
Prerequisites for Building C/C++ Services
C/C++ Service Editor
Service Development Projects in the Local Workspace
How C/C++ Services Are Organized on Integration Server
Creating a C/C++ Service
Generating C/C++ Code from Service Input and Output Parameters
Adding Classes to the Service Development Project
Building the C/C++ Source Code
Compiling the C/C++ Source Code
Generating Code a C/C++ Service Can Use to Invoke a Specified Service
Debugging C/C++ Services
A C/C++ service is a Java service that calls a C program that you have created. Designer generates the Java code needed to successfully call the C program.
You use Designer to build a set of starter files that you can use to create a C/C++ service.
These files include:
*A Java service that calls the C program that you have created.
*A C/C++ source-code template that you use to create your C program.
*A make file you use to compile the finished program and place it on the server.
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