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Oracle Tuxedo services may be developed to generate dynamic HTML content.These services are sent data in a specific FML32 format, and must return responses in another FML32 buffer as shown in Listing H‑1Listing H‑1 Oracle SALT HTTP FML32 Buffer FormatUpon invocation by mod_tuxedo, an Oracle Tuxedo service receives an FML32 buffer as listed in Table H‑1.
An Oracle Tuxedo server called by mod_tuxedo must return an FML32 buffer containing the fields described in Table H‑2 . Returning a buffer of any other type, or missing any of the mandatory fields results in a server error being returned to the client browser.