C2J-IDE

C2J-IDE's architecture is centered around the Eclipse platform, providing a modular and extensible framework. Key components include the Code Editor, Debugger, Project Manager, and Build/Deployment Engine. These components communicate through the Eclipse framework's internal APIs and extension points.

The Code Editor provides syntax highlighting, code completion, and other features to enhance the coding experience. The Debugger allows developers to step through code, set breakpoints, and inspect variables. The Project Manager handles project creation, organization, and build configurations.

The Build/Deployment Engine integrates with LegacyJ's build and deployment processes, automating the compilation and deployment of applications to the z/OS environment. C2J-IDE uses project-specific configuration files to store settings such as compiler options, build paths, and deployment targets. The IDE interacts with the z/OS environment through standard protocols and APIs.

The IDE leverages the access control models implemented by the z/OS operating system and the LegacyJ products it interacts with. This typically involves role-based access control (RBAC) and access control lists (ACLs) to manage user permissions.