The user exits invoked at runtime for a Java Proxy are common to other Java execution environments.
Note: For more information about each user exit, see the User Exit Reference Guide.
A User Exit is a way for a CA Gen customer to modify a behavior of the runtime environment. Several user exits are useful during the deployment of the CA Gen Java proxies. The Java user exits apply to either the normal or classic style Java Proxies. The exits that apply to proxies can be grouped into two categories: security and communication.
After modifying any Java user exits, the Java class must be recompiled. Then the class must be deployed to replace the old version in the CLASSPATH. If a runtime JAR was built using mkjavart.bat, then it must be rebuilt.
Note: The CA Gen runtime is designed to run in a multi-threaded environment so that the user-written code in user exits is thread safe.
The following user exits are bundled together as Java classes. The user exits are installed as part of the Java Proxy runtime.
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