Overview
Getting started
Installing
Upgrading and migrating
EGL Code Accelerator for IBD
Developing
- Model driven development of EGL code
- Generating source code from UML models
  You can use transformations to create source code from a UML model. First you must create a transformation parameters file and then apply those parameters to a model.
- Generating the EGL Dependency Graph from EGL projects
- Generating Source Code from OpenAPI Documents
- Developing EGL applications
  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 write complex applications with minimal effort.
- Source code analysis with code review
  With code review, you can create configurations of coding rules for EGL source code. You can then run the configurations to check the source code for consistency with the rules.
- Responsive Design Support in IBD
  What is Responsive Design? Responsive design is an approach for creation of web pages that automatically scales its content and elements to match the screen size on which it is viewed. So, instead of designing multiple websites for different devices with variable screen sizes, we can design just one website that scales up or down automatically, to match the device it’s being viewed on.
- Containerizing an EGL RUI Application
Samples
Troubleshooting and support
EGL runtime error messages
Reference
Glossary
Using the help
Notices for IBM Business Developer documentation

Import an OpenAPI Document

This topic explains importing a new OpenAPI document (json, yaml or yml file).

An OpenAPI document, formerly known as Swagger Specification, is a standardized format for describing and documenting RESTful APIs. It serves as a machine-readable interface for RESTful web services, enabling developers to understand an API's capabilities without accessing its source code.

Executing the following steps for importing an OpenAPI document into the project:

In the workbench, right-click the project and then click Import.
In the Import window, select GeneralFile System.
In the File System window, select Browser and search for your file.
Click Finish.

The file selected for the project will appear. For more information, see Importing projects and files.