TAFJ Eclipse
TAFJ Eclipse is an open-source Java environment. It is a platform which is structured as subsystems and is implemented in one or more plugins.
This section shows the necessary software that needs to be configured before you install eclipse plugins.
Checking the TAFJ Plugins in Eclipse
You need to check if the TAFJ plugins have been deployed in eclipse. You check your TAFJ plugins in Eclipse
A TAFJ project is based on an Eclipse project. To create a TAFJ project, you need to create a general Eclipse project and promote it to a TAFJ project (which is a specialized Java project).
This section shows you how to make a full build (compiling all basic files in your TAFJ_HOME directories) using TAFJ plugins.
Ignoring a Folder for Compilation
This section shows you how to flag a folder as to be ignored by compiler.
You can add a Basic file in your TAFJ project
You can clean a project by deleting all Java and Class files
Checking and Modifying Project Properties
You can check and change the properties of a basic TAFJ project
This section lists and describes the editor functionalities.
Writing a Basic Program with Eclipse
This section provides a demo of a BASIC program in TAFJ Eclipse editor.
This section debugs and analyse the debugging process of your Basic program.
This section describes a TAFJ tool which can accept any basic program input and output (IO).
This section shows the properties that you can use to refine your basic editor experience.
Working with Jed Eclipse Plugin
This section explains you about the Jed eclipse plugin and how to edit a record and data file by using the Jed wizard.
Extracting and Loading Data in Database
This section shows you how to extract and load the content of a data file into a database.
This section describes an Eclipse view, which is available to manage the locks that are handled by the TAFJ lock manager.
This section describes an Eclipse editor (JQL – SQL – OFS editor), which supports certain commands such as JQL queries, SQL queries and OFS requests when connected to database. This Eclipse editor also helps you to translate from JQL to SQL queries.
This section describes the Dependency view, which gives you a graphical representation of dependencies between Temenos Transact routines (CALL graph) and dependencies between labels within a Temenos Transact routine (GOSUB graph).
From the TAFJ perspective, it is possible to install a change set into your environment. This functionality is available only when your Eclipse environment has a full RTC support and connected to the Temenos RTC repository.
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