Table of Contents Developing an Oracle Tuxedo Application Before Developing Your Oracle Tuxedo Application Creating an Oracle Tuxedo ATMI Client Client Tasks Creating an Oracle Tuxedo ATMI Server Server Tasks Using Typed Buffers in Your Application Using Oracle Tuxedo Messaging Paradigms in Your Application Using the Request/Response Model (Synchronous Calls) Using the Request/Response Model (Asynchronous Calls) Using Nested Calls Using Forwarded Calls Using Conversational Communication Using Unsolicited Notification Using Event-based Communication Using Queue-based Communication Using Transactions Tutorial for simpapp, a Simple C Application What Is simpapp? Preparing simpapp Files and Resources Before You Begin About This Tutorial What You Will Learn Step 1: How to Copy the simpapp Files Step 2: Examining and Compiling the Client How to Examine the Client How to Compile the Client Step 3: Examining and Compiling the Server How to Examine the Server How to Compile the Server Step 4: Editing and Loading the Configuration File How to Edit the Configuration File How to Load the Configuration File Step 5: How to Boot the Application Step 6: How to Execute the Run-time Application Step 7: How to Monitor the Run-time Application Step 8: How to Shut Down the Application Tutorial for bankapp, a Full C Application What Is bankapp? About This Tutorial Familiarizing Yourself with bankapp Learning About the bankapp Files Exploring the Banking Application Files Examining the bankapp Clients What Is the bankclt.c File? How ud(1) Is Used in bankapp A Request/Response Client: audit.c A Conversational Client: auditcon.c A Client that Monitors Events: bankmgr.c Examining the bankapp Servers and Services bankapp Request/Response Servers bankapp Conversational Server bankapp Services Algorithms of bankapp Services Utilities Incorporated into Servers Alternative Way to Code Services Preparing bankapp Files and Resources Step 1: How to Set the Environment Variables Step 2: Building Servers in bankapp How to Build ACCT Server How to Build the BAL Server How to Build the BTADD Server How to Build the TLR Server How to Build the XFER Server Servers Built in the bankapp.mk File Step 3: Editing the bankapp Makefile How to Edit the TUXDIR Parameter How to Edit the APPDIR Parameter How to Set the Resource Manager Parameters How to Run the bankapp.mk File Step 4: Creating the bankapp Database How to Create the Database in SHM Mode How to Create the Database in MP Mode Step 5: Preparing for an XA-Compliant Resource Manager How to Change the bankvar File How to Change the bankapp Services How to Change the bankapp.mk File How to Change crbank and crbankdb How to Change the Configuration File How to Integrate bankapp with Oracle (XA RM) for a Windows 2003 Platform Step 6: How to Edit the Configuration File Steps 7 and 8: Creating a Binary Configuration File and Transaction Log File Before Creating the Binary Configuration File How to Load the Configuration File How to Create the Transaction Log (TLOG) File Step 9: How to Create a Remote Service Connection on Each Machine How to Stop the Listener Process (tlisten) Sample tlisten Error Messages Running bankapp Step 1: How to Prepare to Boot Step 2: How to Boot bankapp Step 3: How to Populate the Database Step 4: How to Test bankapp Services Step 5: How to Shut Down bankapp Tutorial for CSIMPAPP, a Simple COBOL Application What Is CSIMPAPP? Preparing CSIMPAPP Files and Resources Before You Begin What You Will Learn Step 1: How to Copy the CSIMPAPP Files Step 2: Examining and Compiling the Client How to Examine the Client How to Compile the Client Step 3: Examining and Compiling the Server How to Examine the Server How to Compile the Server Step 4: Editing and Loading the Configuration File How to Edit the Configuration File How to Load the Configuration File Step 5: How to Boot the Application Step 6: How to Test the Run-time Application Step 7: How to Monitor the Run-time Application Step 8: How to Shut Down the Application Tutorial for STOCKAPP, a Full COBOL Application What Is STOCKAPP? Familiarizing Yourself with STOCKAPP Learning About the STOCKAPP Files Exploring the Stock Application Files Examining the STOCKAPP Clients System Client Programs Typed Buffers A Request/Response Client: BUY.cbl BUY.cbl Source Code Building Clients Examining the STOCKAPP Servers STOCKAPP Services Preparing STOCKAPP Files and Resources Step 1: How to Set Environment Variables Additional Requirements Step 2: Building Servers in STOCKAPP How to Build the BUYSELL Server Servers Built in STOCKAPP.mk Step 3: Editing the STOCKAPP.mk File How to Edit the TUXDIR Parameter How to Edit the APPDIR Parameter How to Run the STOCKAPP.mk File Step 4: How to Edit the Configuration File Step 5: Creating a Binary Configuration File Before Creating the Binary Configuration File How to Load the Configuration File Running STOCKAPP Step 1: How to Prepare to Boot Step 2: How to Boot STOCKAPP Step 3: How to Test STOCKAPP Services Step 4: How to Shut Down STOCKAPP Tutorial for XMLSTOCKAPP: a C and C++ XML Parser Application What Is XMLSTOCKAPP? Familiarizing Yourself with XMLSTOCKAPP Learning About the XMLSTOCKAPP Files Examining the XMLSTOCKAPP Clients A Request/Response Client: stock_quote_beas.xml See Also Examining the XMLSTOCKAPP Servers Preparing XMLSTOCKAPP Files and Resources Step1: Copy the XMLSTOCKAPP Files to a New Directory Step 2: Set Environment Variables Additional Requirements Step 3: Building Clients Step 4: Building Servers in XMLSTOCKAPP How to Build the stockxml and stockxml_c Servers See Also Step 5: How to Edit the Configuration File See Also Step 6: Creating a Binary Configuration File How to Load the Configuration File See Also Running XMLSTOCKAPP Step 1: How to Prepare to Boot Step 2: How to Boot XMLSTOCKAPP See Also Step 3: How to Test XMLSTOCKAPP Services Step 4: How to Shut Down XMLSTOCKAPP See Also Tutorial for xmlfmlapp: A Full C XML/FML32 Conversion Application What Is xmlfmlapp? Familiarizing Yourself with xmlfmlapp Learning About the xmlfmlapp Files TExamining the xmlfmlapp Client Request/Response Client See Also Examining the xmlfmlapp Server Preparing xmlfmlapp Files and Resources Step 1: Copy the xmlfmlapp Files to a New Directory Step 2: Set Environment Variables Additional Requirements Step 3: Create FML32 Field Table Step 4: Build the xmlfmlapp Binaries Step 5: Edit the Configuration File See Also Step 6: Create the Binary Configuration File Loading the Configuration File See Also Running xmlfmlapp Step 1: xmlfmlapp Boot Preparation Step 2: Boot xmlfmlapp See Also Step 3: Test xmlfmlapp Services Step 4: Shut Down xmlfmlapp See Also
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