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## Uses of Class
weblogic.wtc.jatmi.TPReplyException

Packages that use TPReplyException
weblogic.wtc.gwt | Provides useful WTC GWT Domain utilities.
weblogic.wtc.jatmi | Provides JATMI primitives used to begin and end transactions, allocate and free buffers, and provide the communication between clients and servers.

Uses of TPReplyException in weblogic.wtc.gwt

Methods in weblogic.wtc.gwt that throw TPReplyException
`Reply` | `TuxedoConnection.tpcall(String svc, TypedBuffer data, int flags)` This implementation of tpcall looks up the proper service using the domain configuration files and/or MBeans.
`Reply` | `TuxedoConnection.tpgetrply(CallDescriptor cd, int flags)` This implementation does not yet handle the case of blocking replies with the TPGETANY flag.

Uses of TPReplyException in weblogic.wtc.jatmi

Methods in weblogic.wtc.jatmi that throw TPReplyException
`Reply` | `TuxedoService.service(TPServiceInformation svcinfo)` service This is the function that will be called when a service request comes from the remote domain.
`Reply` | `ApplicationToMonitorInterface.tpcall(String svc, TypedBuffer data, int flags)` Sends a request and synchronously awaits for the reply.
`Reply` | `ApplicationToMonitorInterface.tpgetrply(CallDescriptor cd, int flags)` Returns a reply using the call descriptor returned by a deferred `tpacall`.
`Reply` | `Conversation.tprecv(int flags)` Receives data sent across an open connection from a Tuxedo application.
`Reply` | `TPServiceInformation.tprecv(int flags)` All of the parameters here are the same as in the conversation interface.

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