Once you have annotated your source, you build your native invocation (.esboe) and r-code file.

To build the .esboe and r-code file follow the steps below:

  1. You must connect the Sports 2000 database to your project before proceeding. To learn how to connect to a database, see: Connect a database .
  2. From the Project Explorer tab, select the procedure file. Right-click and select Progress OpenEdge > Generate Sonic ESB Invocation Files.

    OpenEdge compiles your source, saves it to r-code, and generates the native invocation file. Success is indicated by the following output in the Console window:

    >GetCustName (C:\Users\name\Progress\Developer Studio 12.2\workspace\Rest_Prj\GetCustName.esboe)
>GetCustName.p (C:\Users\name\Progress\Developer Studio 12.2\workspace\Rest_Prj\GetCustName.r)

Proceed to Sonic Workbench to complete this example.