Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) is a development environment and programming language that you can use to write full-function applications quickly, freeing you to focus on the business problem your code is addressing rather than on software technologies.

Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) is a programming language that you can use to focus on business problems instead of software technologies. Within the Rational development environment, you can use EGL wizards and other tools to …

The EGL Programmer's Guide covers using EGL within the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE), as well as some of the common programming tasks that EGL developers perform.

IBM Rational® Business Developer and its Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) services enable programmers to leverage the technology of Java, JEE, browser platforms, cloud deployment, databases, IBM i, and IBM Z systems without having to …

An EGL generation is a process that accepts IR files and generates output that is specific to a target platform. Generation includes a validation step to ensure that the input to generation is appropriate to the target platform.

The EGL Generation Guide covers the process of converting EGL code to Java™ or COBOL source code, including the processes and the files involved. This section is intended for a developer who will generate or deploy EGL applications.

“Changes to parts in EGL V7.0” on page 21 This topic lists the EGL parts and describes their major changes in this version. “Changes to system libraries and variables in EGL V7.0” on page 24

You can also find more information about generation on the iSeriesTM and zSeries® platforms by referring to the IBM® EGL Server Guide for iSeries and the IBM Rational® COBOL Runtime Guide for zSeries.

The EGL Language Reference covers the fundamental use of the language, including its concepts, syntax, and keywords. This volume is intended for a developer writing EGL applications with some experience in procedural programming.

Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) is a development environment and programming language that you can use to write full-function applications quickly, freeing you to focus on the business problem your code is addressing rather than on software technologies.