BAM Reference BAM-specific environment variablesA subset of environment variables configure your Business Application Modeler (BAM) environment.$(generate)The $(generate) command creates an intermediary XML file from modeled entities. tclshThe tclsh executable generates the final file by using both a Tcl template file and the intermediary XML file created by the $(generate) command.$(tcl) - deprecated$(tcl) is deprecated, tclsh is used instead of $(tcl) to generate files. The $(tcl) command launches the TCL interpreter and generates the final file by using both a Tcl template file and the intermediary XML file created by the $(generate) command. $(blockpoint)The $(blockpoint) command manages user-added code by extracting or injecting code between BLOCK and POINT tags in a generated 4gl file.$(javac)The $(javac) command compiles the Java code.File extensions and BAMFiles involved in Business Application Modeling use specific file extensions. Knowing what the acronyms within a file extension reference can help you interpret each of the BAM-related file extension. Business Application Modeling error messagesA list of BAM error messages. For messages that are not self-explanatory, additional information is provided.Business Application Diagram error messagesA list of Business Application Diagram error messages. For messages that are not self-explanatory, additional information is provided.