NonStop Server for Java (NSJ) Programmer's Guide (NSJ 2.1+)

about the JDK.
For experienced Java programmers, this document explains how to access NonStop SQL/MP and
NonStop SQL/MX databases.
For developers new to Compaq systems, this document:
Explains Compaq fundamentals as they apply to the NonStop Java product●
Explains differences between NonStop Java and the JDK●
Refers to other appropriate Compaq documentation●
Document Structure
This document consists of a set of linked HTML files (web pages). Each file corresponds to one of the
sections listed and described in the following table.
Section Description
Table of Contents Shows the structure of this document in outline form. Each
section and subsection name is a link to that section or
subsection.
About This Document Describes the intended audience and the document structure,
lists related documents, explains notation conventions and
abbreviations, and invites comments.
Introduction to NonStop Java Explains Compaq fundamentals as they apply to NonStop
Java, new features and fixes in this NonStop Java release,
JDK highlights, and execution scenarios.
Installation and Configuration Explains installation and configuration requirements, the
NonStop Java directory structure, and how to run Java tools.
Compaq Implementation Specifics Explains new and changed files, AWT, JNI, IEEE
floating-point implementation, JavaBeans, library file
format, the Java Archiving Tool (jar), and the Java
Debugger (jdb).
Accessing NonStop SQL/MP Databases Explains how to access SQL/MP databases from NonStop
Java.
Accessing NonStop SQL/MX Databases Explains how to access SQL/MX databases from NonStop
Java.
JDBC Trace Facility Explains how to use the JDBC trace facility.
Transactions Explains how NonStop Java lets you work with transactions.
Just-in-Time (JIT) Compiler Explains the JIT compiler and how to troubleshoot translated
bytecode.