Building SQLJ-enabled Java projects

You build an SQLJ-enabled Java project in the same way that you build a regular Java project.

If automatic building is enabled in the workbench preferences, every time that you modify and save an SQLJ file, the workbench runs the SQLJ translator to translate SQLJ files into Java, and then builds the project.

If you build a project manually, the SQLJ translator runs, unless it has already run, and compiles the resulting Java files.

 

Parent topic

Developing SQLJ applications

 

Related concepts

Debugging SQLJ-enabled Java projects
Running code in SQLJ-enabled Java projects

 

Related tasks

Editing SQLJ files
Setting SQLJ preferences
Setting SQLJ properties for an SQLJ-enabled Java project
Building a Java program
Building resources

Related reference
Workbench preferences