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Create a Java component
Although most components use SCA and WSDL interfaces, you can also create Java™ components and use them with SCA components and Java interfaces.
You can create a Java component in the following ways:
Procedure
- In the assembly editor, just click Java on the palette, move your cursor to the canvas, and click again to drop a Java component into the assembly diagram.
- Drag a Java class onto the assembly editor canvas. A Java class becomes a Java component in the assembly diagram.
- Apply a Java implementation to a component that has no implementation type.
What to do next
See the related tasks for instructions on how to link your Java component to SCA components.
Use Java in the assembly editor
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SCA to Java bridge
Related tasks:
Calling WSDL interfaces from Java references
Calling Java interfaces from WSDL references
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Related reference:
Java to XML conversion