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User Exit Locations

The following exits are located in the %GENxx%Gen\classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\common directory:

• CompareExit.java
• DataConversionExit.java
• LowerCaseExit.java
• UpperCaseExit.java

Note:

• xx refers to the current release of CA Gen. For the current release number, see the Release Notes.
• For more information about the purpose and use of DataConversionExit.java method, see the User Exit Reference Guide.

The following exit is located in the %GENxx%Gen\classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\coopflow\ejbrmi directory:

• EJBRMIContextExit.java
• EJBRMIDynamicCoopFlowExit.java
• EJBRMISecurityExit.java

The following exit is located in the %GENxx%Gen\classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\coopflow\tcpip directory:

• TCPIPDynamicCoopFlowExit.java

The following exit is located in the %GENxx%Gen\classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\coopflow\ws directory:

• WSDynamicCoopFlowExit.java

The following exits are located in the %GENxx%Gen\classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\fmrt directory:

• WindowManagerCfgExit.java

The following exit is located in the \classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\jndi directory:

• ContextLookupExit.java

The following exits are located in the %GENxx%Gen\classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\msgobj\cfb directory:

• CFBDynamicMessageDecryptionExit.java
• CFBDynamicMessageEncodingExit.java
• CFBDynamicMessageEncryptionExit.java
• CFBDynamicMessageSecurityExit.java

The following exits are located in the %GENxx%Gen\classes\com\ca\genxx\exits\smrt directory:

• DefaultYearExit.java
• LocaleExit.java
• RetryLimitExit.java
• SessionIdExit.java
• SrvrErrorExit.java
• UserExit.java

After the desired user exit source file has been located, make a backup copy of the file, then edit the file and save it back to its original name and location.

Note: For more information about the purpose and use of each method, see the comments in the exit source or see the User Exit Reference Guide.

Important! Do not modify the package name. Doing so will cause the exit to be unrecognized at runtime.

Since the user exit source files are saved to their original locations, it may be useful to save the original and modified sources in a configuration management system to prevent the changes from being lost should a new installation overwrite the source file.