Transaction Integration J2EE Connector for ClearPath MCP

The J2EE Connector for ClearPath MCP enables Java applications running on any server to access ClearPath Libra transactions. This technology allows ClearPath users to quickly implement new capabilities in a cost effective manner through the reuse of existing ClearPath applications assets.  This also means that the ClearPath transaction can participate in Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) based solutions.

The J2EE Connector Architecture is a component of the Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE). It defines the standards for integrating Java applications with existing enterprise information systems for e-business, e-commerce and e-government. 

Java EE features of a set of services, application programming interfaces (APIs) and protocols that give you the functionality for handling many details of application behavior automatically – without complex programming. The J2EE Connector for ClearPath MCP provides bi-directional access between your Java applications and ClearPath MCP applications to other systems with these capabilities:

• Participates in electronic, Java-based B-2-B or G-2-G exchanges with other enterprises or organizations
• Maintains database integrity across platforms without incurring system downtime or using manual updates
• Continues full-service business operations while you're implementing new methods and systems
• Coordinates updates to your MCP databases with updates to Java environment databases
• Invokes MCP transactions and accesses your databases from Java-based, Web application portals

Any Java EE-compliant application server that supports the J2EE Connector Architecture can participate in the integration between Java applications and ClearPath MCP.

The J2EE Connector for ClearPath MCP is included in the Integrated Operating Environment.