NonStop Server for Java (NSJ) Tools Reference Pages (NSJ 2.0+)

Java class names●
Instance variable names●
Instance variable data types●
set and clear methods●
get methods●
Calls to conversion methods●
Constructors for Reply IPCs●
Generated Java Class Names
For a class generated for a request IPC, ddl2java forms the Java class name by
upshifting the first character of the DDL description name and adding the prefix RQ.
For a class generated for a reply IPC, ddl2java forms the Java class name by
upshifting the first character of the DDL description name and adding the prefix RP.
Generated Instance Variable Names
ddl2java maps DDL field names to Java instance variable names with no changes,
except in these cases:
When this would cause duplicate instance variable names, ddl2java prefixes
the DDL field name with its DDL group name followed by an underscore (_).
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If a hyphen (-) appears in the DDL field name, ddl2java replaces it with an
underscore.
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If a DDL field name conflicts with a Java reserved name, ddl2java prefixes an
underscore to the DDL field name.
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For example, if the DDL data description is:
def updateEmployeeName.
02 request-code pic 99.
02 employee-old-info.
04 empnum pic 9(4).
04 empname.
06 firstname pic x(20).
06 lastname pic x(30).
06 middle pic x.
02 employee-new-info.
04 empnum pic 9(4).
04 empname.
06 firstname pic x(20).
06 lastname pic x(30).
06 middle pic x.
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