imtkmake command

Enables you to create and deploy a COBOL program-based service interface, and generate a client application to access the service.

Syntax:

imtkmake -defmap          service=service-name
                          src=program-name
                          type=service-type
                         [directives=Compiler-directives] 
                         [settings=properties-filename]
                         [transactionAttribute=attribute]
imtkmake -generate        service=service-name
                          type=service-type
                         [appdir=directory-name]
                         [appserver=J2EE-application-server-name]
                         [archivename=arch-name]
                         [basePath=base-path]
                         [bean=bean-name]
                         [classpath=pathname]
                         [ejbInterfaceType={remote|local}]
                         [ejbname=ejb-name]
                         [ejbversion=3]
                         [esruntime=esruntime-filename]
                         [exithandler=program-name]
                         [filename]...
                         [@filelistname]
                         [j2eeVersion={1.4|1.5|5|1.6|6|1.7|7}]
                         [jarname=jar-filename]
                         [javacpath=java-dir]
                         [namespace=service-namespace] 
                         [package=package-name]
                         [sepsession={stateless|stateful}]
                         [serverHost=host-name]
                         [serverPort=port-number]  
                         [session={stateless|stateful}] 
                         [settings=properties-filename]
                         [style={doclit|rpcenc}]
                         [transaction={application|container}]
                         [transactional={yes|no}]
                         [url=ip-address]
                         [version=version]
imtkmake -query
imtkmake -queryAppServerList
imtkmake -queryEJBDefaults
imtkmake -deploy          type=service-type
                         [carname=car-filename]
                         [ejbversion=3]
                         [password=secure-password]
                         [server=server-name,deployer-name]
                         [settings=properties-filename]
                         [username=secure-username]
imtkmake -showlog         deploydir=deployment-directory
imtkmake -genclient       service=service-name
                          type=service-type     
                         [appserver=J2EE-application-server-name]
                         [basePath=base-path]
                         [classpath=java-class-path]
                         [clientdir=directory-name]
                         [j2eeVersion={1.4|{1.5|5}|{1.6|6}|{1.7|7}}]
                         [namespace=service-namespace]
                         [serverHost=host-name]
                         [serverPort=port-number]
                         [style={doclit|rpcenc}]
                         [url=ip-address]
                         [version=version]
imtkmake -genclientwsdl   clientwsdl=wsdl-filename
                         [clientdir=directory-name]
                         [defaultstringsize=string-size]
                         [defaultarraysize=array-size]

imtkmake -validate
imtkmake -help

Parameters:

-defmap
Create a service interface using default mappings based on the COBOL program specified in the src= parameter.
-generate
Generate deployment files based on the parameters set, and generate a COBOL archive (.car) file containing the generated files for deployment to the enterprise server.
-query
List the enterprise servers available for deployment.
-queryAppServerList
List the available J2EE 1.4 application servers by default. Specify the j2eeversion parameter to see application servers supported for other J2EE versions.
-queryEJBDefaults
Lists all the default EJB generation options.
-deploy
Deploy the .car file created with -generate parameter to the enterprise server. Execute imtkmake with the -deploy parameter from the servicename.deploy directory.
-showlog
Display the contents of the deployment log (deploylog.txt file).
-genclient
Generate a client from the service interface, according to the specified type, such as EJB or Web Services.
-genclientwsdl
Generate a COBOL client from WSDL.
-validate
Validate the service interface.
-help
Display information about imtkmake functions and parameters.
archivename=arch-name
The full filename of the output archive file, which can be a .jar, .war, or .ear file.
appdir=directory-name
The path to the application files for the application running on the enterprise server.
appserver=J2EE-application-server-name
This is the name and version of the J2EE application server for which an EJB is generated and to which an EJB is deployed. This defines the deployment descriptors that are generated.

This is mandatory when generating EJBs and EJB clients. In other words, mandatory when using the -generate or -genclient functions with type set to EJB. The values must be within quotes since they contain spaces. For example:

  • "JBoss 5.1.0"
  • "WebSphere 7.0"

Note that this parameter must come after the other parameters.

See -queryAppServerList for how to list the available servers.

bean=bean-name
For EJB generation, the name of the bean to generate. Defaults to service-name.
carname=car-filename
The path to and name of the .car file to deploy. By default, this file is named servicename.car and is in the servicename.deploy directory. carname= is not required when you generate and deploy on the same command line.
classpath=java-class-path
The full path to the J2EE implementation classes on the J2EE application server, which is different for each J2EE application server and is the path to the following .jar files respectively:
  • JBoss jboss-j2ee.jar and servlet-api.jar
    Note: The names of these files might vary depending on the version of JBoss you are using.
  • Tomcat servlet-api.jar
  • WebSphere j2ee.jar
  • WebLogic weblogic.jar
Note: java-class-path is case sensitive.
clientdir=directory-name
The directory in which to generate the client program. With the -genclientwsdl function, defaults to the WSDL file directory; otherwise defaults to the servicename.deploy directory.
clientwsdl=wsdl-filename
The name of the WSDL file from which to generate the client program.
defaultarraysize=array-size
The default array size to use for unbounded arrays.
defaultstringsize=string-size
The default string size to use for unbounded strings.
deploydir=deployment-address
The URL of the deploylog.txt file. This URL is displayed by the -deploy function.
directives=Compiler-directives
The directives required for the program to compile correctly. Use a comma between directives.
ejbInterfaceType={remote|local}
The type of server on which the EJB runs - local or remote.
ejbname=ejb-name
For EJB generation, the name of the EJB to generate. Defaults to service-nameEJB.
ejbversion=3
Enable EJB version 3 support.
esruntime=esruntime-filename
The name of a file containing the run-time configuration settings to be applied when the deployed service is run. The file extension must be .rtc.
exithandler=program-name
For Web Services generation, the name of a user exit program to handle the exit points in the MFRHSOAP request handler.
@filelistname
The name of a file containing a list of additional files that need to be included in a .car file. Each file name must be on a new line.
filename
An additional file that needs to be included in a .car file. You can specify multiple additional files.
j2eeVersion={1.4|{1.5|5}|{1.6|6}|{1.7|7}}
The J2EE version. Paired options inside brackets ({}) are equivalent.
jarname=jar-filename
For EJB generation, the name of the .jar file to create. Defaults to service-name.jar.
javacpath=java-dir
The path to the javac.exe file.
namespace=service-namespace
For Web Services generation, EJB generation and client generation, the service namespace. Web Services generation and client generation defaults to http://tempuri.org/service-name. EJB generation defaults to service-name .
package=package-name
For EJB generation, the name of the package of Java classes to contain the bean. This is case-sensitive. Defaults to com.mypackage.service-name.
password=secure-password
The password to enable a service interface to be deployed to a secure server. This is required only when MFDS is configured to require it.
sepsession={stateless|stateful}
The setting for the associated SEP (Service Execution Process) attribute. SEP attributes are only meaningful when transactional=yes.
server=server-name,deployer-name
The destination of the deployment files. server-name is the enterprise server to which you want to deploy the service, and deployer-name is the name of a deployment service on that enterprise server. If you do not supply this parameter, the function lists the servers available for deployment and prompts you to choose one.
serverHost=host-name
For J2SE Java bean services, the name of the host machine that is running the enterprise server.
serverPort=port-number
For J2SE Java bean services, the port number of the enterprise server listener.
service=service-name
The name of the service for mapping or generation.
session={stateless|stateful}
For EJB generation, the type of EJB to generate. Defaults to stateless.
settings=properties-filename
The name of a file containing the set properties for this service interface.
src=program-name
The program used for creating default mappings.
style={doclit | rpcenc}
The style to use for WSDL generation. The default is doclit.
transaction={application|container}
Specifies whether the service is application-managed or transaction-managed. The default is application.
transactional={yes|no}
For EJB generation, whether or not the EJB service executes in a transactional context. When set to yes, session=stateful by default.
transactionAttribute=attribute
Transaction attribute used for EJB default mapping. Can be one of the following:
  • notSupported
  • mandatory
  • never
  • required
  • requiresNew
type=service-type
The type of mapping to perform or type of client to generate (see defmap, genclient and generate above), where service-type can be one of the following:
  • EJB
  • J2SEbean
  • WebService
url=ip-address
For Web Services and client generation, the IP address of the service. This is added to the WSDL document.
username=secure-username
The username that enables a service interface to be deployed to a secure server. This is required only when MFDS is configured to require it.

Comments:

  • Execute imtkmake from an Enterprise Developer command prompt in the directory that contains your COBOL program file.
  • This command performs several functions. You must execute the following against the same program in this order:
    • -defmap
    • -generate
    • -query (optional)
    • -deploy
    • -showlog (optional)
    • -genclient and/or -genwsdl (optional)
  • You can combine some functions on the same command line:
    • -defmap and -generate together, to create a service interface with default mappings and generate deployment files to be deployed at a later time.
    • -generate and -deploy together, to generate deployment files for an existing service interface, deploy them to an enterprise server.
    • -defmap, -generate, and -deploy together to perform all three functions.
    Note: When you combine two or more functions on the same command line, you do not need to repeat parameters that are common.
  • You can combine the use of the command line functions with the use of the Service Interfaces feature. For example, you might create the service interface and customize it. You could then use the command line to deploy the service interface.
  • You can create a mapping properties XML file that contains a list of the optional parameters associated with the -generate function, and then specify that file on the command line as a parameter for the -generate function. If you specify any of the same parameters on the command line itself, these override the values set for them in the mapping properties XML file.
  • You can use () as delimiters around parameters rather than = before them, for example, src(book.cbl) instead of src=book.cbl.
  • When you deploy a service interface using imtkmake -deploy, imtkmake uses the first instance of each deployable item found, in this order:
    • MFDS. If the deployment items are in MFDS, any configuration settings in the [destination] section are used. For example: 
      [destination]
   server=ESDEMO
   listener=Web Services and J2EE
    • MFDS. If the deployment items are in MFDS, but there aren't any configuration settings, imtkmake uses the enterprise server that owns the service.

Examples:

The following command creates a service interface with default mapping for the program book.cbl: 

imtkmake -defmap src=book.cbl service=wmapserv 
                 type=webservice

The following command generates a Web service for the wmapserv service interface: 

imtkmake -generate service=wmapserv
                   type=webservice
                   exithandler=myhandler
                   namespace=http://corpuri.org/wmapserv

The following command generates an EJB for the JMapServ service interface: 

imtkmake -generate service=JMapServ
                   type=ejb
                   bean=JMap
                   classpath=/usr/java131/lib/j2ee.jar
                   ejbname=JMapEJB
                   esruntime=jmapconf.rtc
                   jarname=JMap.jar
                   package=com.corp.jmap
                   session=stateful                          
                   appserver="WebLogic 10.3.5"

The following command generates a Web service for the wmapserv service interface and deploys it to the enterprise server ESDEMO. The additional data file data-files-path\bookfile.dat is deployed: 

imtkmake -generate service=wmapserv type=webservice
         -deploy server=ESDEMO,Deployer data-files-path\bookfile.dat

The following command deploys a Web service that has already been generated in wmapserv.car to the enterprise server ESDEMO: 

imtkmake -deploy carname=wmapserv.car 
                 server=ESDEMO,Deployer

This submit is a successful deployment, as indicated by the 202 return code, and the presence of the URL in the response message.

The following command displays the deploylog.txt file from the URL http://10.120.72.229:47704/uploads/cw_diYLq: 

imtkmake -showlog deploydir=http://10.120.72.229:47704/uploads/cw_diYLq

The following command creates a COBOL client program for the service wmapserv: 

imtkmake -genclient type=webservice 
                    service=wmapserv

The following command creates a COBOL client program for the service wmapserv using the service's WSDL file: 

imtkmake -genclientwsdl clientwsdl=wmapserv.wsdl

The following command creates an EJB service interface with default mapping using the requiresNew transaction attribute: 

imtkmake -defmap type=ejb 
                 src=calculator.cbl 
                 service=service13.xml 
                 transactionAttribute=requiresNew
Parent topic: Administration and Configuration Commands