This tutorial guided you through the detailed steps to generate
a J2C application that processes variable length and multiple segment IMS™ transaction
output messages.
Lessons learned
In this tutorial, you learned
how to
- Use the J2C Java™ Bean wizard to create a J2C Java bean
that runs an IMS transaction.
- Create a message buffer class, CCIBuffer.java, and edit this class using
doclet annotations.
- Create a method for the J2C Java bean to run the IMS transaction and provide input and output
data types for the method.
- Create Java data bindings for the segments of the output message.
- Create a test Java class, TestMultiSeg.java, to invoke the J2C Java bean
method that runs the IMS transaction, then populate the output segments from
the buffer of data returned by the IMS transaction.