gen_stubs

Description

Generates stubs for a package or component.

Syntax

gen_stubs 
[ connect-args | local-args ]
[-javastubs true|false] 
[-cppstubs true|false] 
[-javastubtype CORBA|EJB|Jaguar1.1] 
[-javastubjarname filename]
[-javastubcodebase path] 
[-cppstubcodebase path]
[-compilejavastubs true|false] 
[-pseudostubs true|false] 
[-jdkversion 1.1|1.2] 
entity

Ant build file:

<jag_gen_stubs 
[ javastubs="true|false" ]
[ cppstubs="true|false" ]
[ javastubtype="CORBA|EJB|Jaguar1.1" ]
[ javastubjarname="filename" ]
[ javastubcodebase="path" ]
[ cppstudcodebase="path" ]
[ pseudostubs="true|false" ]
[ compilejavastubs="true|false" ]
[ jdkversion="1.1|1.2" ]
entity=”entity” />

Option	Description	Default	Required
connect-args \| local-args	Arguments to specify a connection to the server or to run in local mode. See “Local versus connected mode”.	-	Yes
`javastubs`	Indicates whether to generate Java stubs.	true	No
`cppstubs`	Indicates whether to generate C++ stubs.	true	No
`javastubstype`	The type of Java stubs used. Options are: CORBA EJB Jaguar1.1	CORBA	No
`javastubjarname`	If this flag is used, the generated Java stubs are placed in a JAR file with the specified file name on the server host. The full path for the file name must be specified.	-	No
`javastubcodebase`	The code base for Java stubs, on the server host.	$JAGUAR/html/classes	No
`cppstubcodebase`	The code base for C++ stubs, on the server host.	$JAGUAR/include	No
`compilejavastubs`	Indicates whether to compile Java stubs.	true	No
`pseudostubs`	Indicates whether to generate direct-access stubs for C++ and Java/CORBA pseudocomponents. Use this option if the target components run as EAServer pseudocomponents.	false	No
`jdkversion`	Indicates the JDK version to use for compiling Java skeletons. Options are: 1.1 – JDK 1.1 1.2 – JDK 1.2 or later	1.2	No
entity	The name of the entity for which stubs are generated, in the form EntityType:EntityName, where EntityType must be either Package or Component.	-	Yes

Returns

Return value	Indicates
0	The command ran successfully; the result is true/success.
1	The command ran successfully; the result is false/failure.
2	The command did not run successfully; an exception was thrown.

Examples

Example 1

This example generates EJB stubs for Package:SVU. The stubs are automatically compiled and added to the JAR file svustubs.jar:

Command line (all on one line):

jagtool gen_stubs -javastubtype EJB -javastubjarname e:\temp\svustubs.jar Package:SVU

Ant build file:

<jag_gen_stubs javastubtype="EJB" javastubjarname="e:\temp\svustubs.jar" entity="Package:SVU" />