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Using the Request/Response Model (Synchronous Calls)

To make a synchronous call, a BEA Tuxedo ATMI client uses the ATMI function tpcall() to send a request to a BEA Tuxedo ATMI server. The function does not invoke a BEA Tuxedo server by name; instead, it invokes a specified service, which is provided by any server that offers the service and is available. The client then waits for the requested service to be performed. Until it receives a reply to its request, the client is not available for any other work. In other words, the client blocks until it receives a reply.

Using the Synchronous Request/Response Model


 
 

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