You can create a Java™ batch project with the Java EE Batch Project wizard so that you can create and submit Java batch jobs.
Before you begin
Install the Java batch feature for WebSphere® Application
Server Developer Tools for Eclipse. This feature is an optional. You can
install it from .
Procedure
- Select .
The Java EE Batch Project wizard displays.
- In the Project name field, type the name of the Java batch project.
- In the Project location section, either use the default location, which
is selected by default, or specify the workspace location to store the project files.
- In the Target runtime field, select the target runtime environment for
the project
Use the following supported server for running your batch projects:
- WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile
- For the Configuration section, use the default configuration or select
Modify to add more function to your project by adding more facets.
- In the Dynamic Web project membership section, add the project to a web
archive (WAR) file.
- Ensure that Add project to Dynamic Web project is selected.
The Add project to Dynamic Web project field is selected by default. You
need to add your project to a Dynamic Web project to deploy the application later.
- In the Dynamic Web project name field, choose the web project that you
want to contain your batch project.
You can select an existing web project, or create a new project by accepting the default name or
entering a new one.
- Optional: For the Working sets field, add the Java batch project to a working set.
- Select Add project to working sets.
- If there are no working sets in the Working sets: list, or you want a
different working set, click Select and add working sets to the
Working sets: list.
- Select the working set from the Working sets: field.
- Click Next.
- On the Java page, accept the default source folder and output folder, or
specify different folders, then click Next.
The Java Batch page displays.
- Accept the default for creation of a batch job folder.
All your Java batch jobs for this project are stored in
this folder.
- Optional: Select the setting to generate the batch.xml file.
The batch.xml file is used during batch artifact resolution. This file
contains mappings of references names to batch artifact implementation class names.
- Click Finish.
Results
You created a batch project for JSR 352.