How Do I: Generate a CTRL File?

WebLogic Workshop will generate a CTRL files defining various types of controls. Some types of controls allow you to modify their CTRL files in various ways, while other types do not allow useful modifications. How you generate a CTRL file depends on the type of control you are creating. The following sections reference information about how to generate the CTRL file for each type of control.

# Service Control

A Service control allows WebLogic Workshop web services to use another web service using a simple Java interface. The other web service can originate in any web service building tool.

To learn how to create a CTRL file defining a Service control, see Creating a New Service Control.

To learn about Service controls, see Service Control: Using Another Web Service.

# Database Control

A Database control allows WebLogic Workshop web services to use a database using a simple Java interface.

To learn how to create a CTRL file defining a Database control, see Creating a New Database Control.

To learn about Database controls, see Database Control: Using a Database from Your Web Service.

# JMS Control

The JMS control allows WebLogic Workshop web services to use JMS queues and topics using a simple Java interface.

To learn how to create a CTRL file defining a JMS control, see Creating a New JMS Control.

To learn about JMS controls, see JMS Control: Using Java Message Service Queues and Topics from Your Web Service.

# EJB Control

The EJB control allows WebLogic Workshop web services to use Enterprise Java Beans using a simple Java interface.

To learn how to create a CTRL file defining an EJB control, see Creating a New EJB Control.

To learn about EJB controls, see EJB Control: Using Enterprise Java Beans from a Web Service.

# AppView Control

The AppView control allows WebLogic Workshop web services to use a WebLogic Integration ApplicationView using a simple Java interface.

To learn how to create a CTRL file defining an AppView control, see Creating a New AppView Control.

To learn about AppView controls, see AppView Control: Accessing an Enterprise Application from a Web Service.

Related Topics

CTRL Files: Implementing Controls

Controls: Using Resources from a Web Service