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Select one or more type of task interface object to generate. The options available from this page provide default values for generating task interface objects, and are global for all Task Builder projects. However, you can override them when you generate objects.
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Java Beans
Service Bean:
A service Bean is a JavaBean, but unlike Task Beans, can include multiple tasks in a single JavaBean. Service Beans have a method for each task. Service Beans can be used by an application in any Java application development environment.Parameters: Select to open the Service Bean Properties dialog box, from which you can specify a(n optional) Package Name.
Task Bean:
Task Beans are JavaBeans that contain a single task. Task Beans are published to the Attachmate MCS and downloaded to the machine with the Attachmate Runtime Engine, where they can be accessed by an application.Parameters: Select to open the Task Bean Properties dialog box, from which you can specify a(n optional) Package Name, and choose whether to generate JavaDocs.
Web Services
Apache Axis:
When Web services for Apache Axis are generated, a Service Bean is also generated. An ANT script is also generated for installing the JavaBeans in the Runtime environment.Parameters: Select to open the Apache Axis Properties dialog box, from which you can specify the value for each Axis Web service.
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET:
Applications that use .NET components implement the Synapta Services Builder object. The components can be published to MCS or deployed to a .NET Runtime environment where they will run as Web services.Parameters: Select to open the Microsoft.NET Properties dialog box, from which you can specify the value for the .NET 2002 and/or .NET 2003 Web service(s).
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