Developing a Java Service

Develop a Java service to add Java code to your process flow.

A Java service binds to a local Java class, with operations in the service interface bound to static public methods in the Java class.

The following workflow guides you through the development process. For assistance in performing these tasks, open the Developing a Java Service cheat sheet.

  1. Creating a Sybase Project
    Create a Sybase project that contains folders and files to assist you in organizing and developing resources for your project.
  2. Creating a Service
    Create a service and optionally bind it to an endpoint type, such as business process, database, EJB, Java, messaging, monitor, SOAP, or transformation.
  3. Defining a Java Service Endpoint Binding
    Define Java endpoint binding operation parameters and properties.
  4. Editing a Java Service Interface
    You can edit Java service interface operations using the Java-aware controls.
  5. Editing Java Service Operation Properties
    You can edit service operation properties.
  6. Editing Java Service Operation Parameter Lists
    The service operation parameters specify the parameter and return types of the corresponding Java method.
  7. Editing Java Service Endpoint Properties
    You can edit service endpoint properties.
Related concepts
Java Services
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Java Service Runtime Support
Date and Time Comparison Java Services
Related reference
Java Service Datatypes
Supported Java Exceptions

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