Generated and Published Files

When you publish to a Management & Control Services (MCS) server, all of the files related to the selected project are published. When additional tasks are created in the same project and published to MCS, they are added to the tasks already contained in the compressed files in the MCS repository.

The following table lists the files that are available for each type of task interface object.

If you've generated	To local directory	To MCS
Task beans	`NavMapClientBeans.jar NavMapJavadoc.jar`* readme.txt	The unjarred contents of the `NavMapClientBeans.jar NavMapJavaDoc.jar`* * The Javadoc.jar is created only if you selected the Generate Javadocs box when you configured options for generating task beans.
Service bean	`tasknameservicebean.class`, Java bean class file for the generated task, contains: `tasknameservicebean.java` and a data bean for each set of task inputs or outputs	`tasknameservicebean.class`
Java beans for the Apache Axis environment	`NavMap.jar` `build.xml` `deploy.wsdd` `NavMapbean.java` `undeploy.wsdd` `Databean.java`, one for each set of task inputs or outputs `tasknameservicebean.class`	The unjarred contents of the `NavMap.jar` `tasknameservicebean.class`
Enterprise Java beans for BEA WebLogic Integration 7.0	`appProperties.properties` `NavMapmappings.xml`, which maps the NavMap to an Attachmate Adapter for 3270 & 5250 for WebLogic application view `NavMapservice.ear` `deploy.cmd`	`NavMapservice.ear`
.NET components	`NavMap.msi`	`NavMap.msi`

In addition, the task file is always included:

To local directory	To MCS
`NavMapclientTaskFiles.jar` readme.txt	The unjarred contents of the `NavMapclientTaskFiles.jar`

Testing your generated task beans and task files

You can test your generated task beans and task files using simple Java Server Page (JSP) applications. The test applications are available in the following directories:

.../attachmate/eai/documentation/connector_screens/sdk/client/samples/bean
-and-
.../attachmate/eai/documentation/connector_screens/sdk/client/samples/xml

There is a text file containing complete instructions on how to use the test application in each directory.


	Creating Task Interface Objects, Overview
	Generating Task Interface Objects
	Testing Generated Task Interface Objects