You can see the available project types by clicking File > New in the preferred perspective (COBOL or PL/I), or by clicking File > New > Other and choosing one of the templates prefixed Micro Focus.
The following project types are supported by Enterprise Developer:
| Project Type | Created Using Wizard | Project is used |
|---|---|---|
| COBOL | COBOL Project | To develop a COBOL application on the local machine that is compiled to native file formats (such as .int and .gnt). |
| Copybook | COBOL Copybook Project | As a container for copybooks probably referenced by more than one project. This project type does not build any files itself. |
| COBOL JVM | COBOL JVM Project | To develop a COBOL application compiled to Java byte code. |
| COBOL Remote | COBOL Remote Project
Set COBOL compilation target to Native code. |
To develop a COBOL application on a remote UNIX or Linux machine that is compiled to native file formats (such as .int and .gnt). |
| COBOL Remote JVM | COBOL Remote Project
Set COBOL compilation target to JVM byte code. |
To develop a COBOL application on a remote UNIX or Linux machine that is compiled to Java byte code. |
| Remote Copybook | Remote COBOL Copybook Project | As a container on a remote UNIX or Linux machine for copybooks probably referenced by more than one project. |
| Mainframe COBOL | Mainframe COBOL Project | To develop mainframe COBOL applications including support for mainframe-related file types on the local machine. |
| Remote Mainframe COBOL | Remote Mainframe COBOL Project | To develop mainframe COBOL applications that include support for mainframe-related file types on a remote UNIX or Linux machine. |
| PL/I | PL/I Project | To develop a PL/I application on the local machine. |
| Mainframe PL/I | Mainframe PL/I Project | To develop a mainframe PL/I application that includes support for mainframe-related file types on the local machine. |