Oracle SALT proxy services are Tuxedo service entries advertised by the Oracle SALT Gateway, GWWS. The proxy services are converted from the Web service application WSDL file. Each WSDL file wsdl:operation object is mapped as one SALT proxy service.Table 1‑1 lists a quick index of Oracle SALT programming tasks. You can locate your programming tasks first and then click on the corresponding link for detailed description.
The ATMI binding implementation provides native Tuxedo communications between SCA components as well as SCA components and Tuxedo programs (clients and servers). Runtime checks are encapsulated in an exception defined in a header (tuxsca.h) provided with the ATMI binding. This exception (ATMIBindingException), is derived from ServiceRuntimeException (so that programs not aware of the ATMI binding can still catch ServiceRuntimeException) and thrown back to the caller.SCA clients can be stand-alone or part of a server, similar to Tuxedo ATMI clients. Components are first built using buildscacomponent and then Tuxedo-enabled using buildscaserver. SCA administration is performed using common Tuxedo commands (for example, tmadmin), and the scaadmin command for SCA-specific tasks.