How to Use Web Builder

Using your designer project files and Web Builder, you can build and deploy interface objects for use in your client applications.

NOTE: You must create and save a Transaction Designer project before you can associate it with a new Web Builder project. All completed Transaction Designer projects are listed in the Web Builder New Project dialog box drop down list.

The basic Web Builder workflow:

1. Use the Task Integration Designer to create a project.
2. Open Web Builder and set the project properties to use when building the Web Builder project.
3. Build the project.
4. Deliver the project to developers who can use the project resource files to enhance, consume, or access host data.

To access Web Builder:

From the...	Click...
Designer	Actions > Web Builder or click the Web Builder icon on the standard toolbar
Start menu	Programs>Attachmate Verastream>Transaction Integrator>Web Builder

Web Builder icons

	Web Builder Click to open Web Builder from standard toolbar.
	Web Builder or model properties Settings that affect the way Web Builder generates projects.
	.NET 2.0 Web application NET 2.0 Web application pages generated in C# based on host functionality using the model's procedures and screens.
	Java Beans Java beans are reusable components that can be incorporated into Java applications. Processing is based on the model's procedures.
	Enterprise Java Beans Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs) are reusable components for networked Java applications. EJBs are the basic building blocks of software applications on the Java EE platform.
	Red X over Icon Indicates that Web Builder could not build the project. Review the log files and the Build Failed error message in the Build Project dialog box for probable causes of the failure.

	Build a Web Builder Project
	Set Project Properties
	Specifying Web Builder Setting Options