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Project Types

From the COBOL or PL/I perspectives you can access the available project types by clicking File > New, or by clicking File > New > Other and choosing one of the templates prefixed with Micro Focus.

From the Team Developer perspective you can access the available project types by clicking File > New > Other and choosing one of the templates prefixed with Micro Focus. Alternatively, you can right-click Enterprise Development Projects in the Team Developer Tree view and choose from New COBOL Project or New PLI Project.

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).
COBOL JVM	COBOL JVM Project	To develop a COBOL application compiled to Java byte code.
COBOL Remote	Remote COBOL 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	Remote COBOL 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.
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.
Mainframe COBOL	Mainframe COBOL Project	To develop mainframe COBOL applications including support for mainframe-related file types 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.
PL/I	PL/I Project	To develop a PL/I application on the local machine.
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.
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.