Chapter 14 Working with Java
This section explains some of the features of the Java object language in order to generate Java code from objects in the OOM.
If you work on a Java OOM created in version 9.0, the subfamily of Java is EJB 2.0 and it supports EJB. In later versions, the subfamily of Java has become J2EE, it supports J2EE components (servlets, JSPs and EJB).
You should use the new Java object language provided with the current version to use J2EE components. If you had customized the Java object language in the previous version, you have to apply these changes manually in the new Java object language.
By default the WSDL for Java extended model definition is automatically attached to the model when you select the Java language. This extended model definition supports J2EE 1.3. However, if you want to support J2EE 1.4, you should use the list of extended model definitions to delete the WSDL for Java extended model definition and import the WSDL for Java (J2EE 1.4) extended model definition.
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