- Using Oracle Jolt
Introduces Oracle Jolt and provides information about
Jolt configuration and development. Describes how to use the Jolt Bulk
Loader, Repository Editor, Jolt Class Library, JoltBeans, and servlet
connectivity to Oracle Tuxedo.
- Oracle Jolt API Reference in
Javadoc
Contains reference information about Java class
libraries online in Javadoc - commented HTML. The Javadoc comments are
in the class library files.
- Using Oracle Jolt with Oracle
WebLogic Server
Describes how Oracle Jolt for Oracle WebLogic Server works
and explains how to use, configure, and integrate Oracle Jolt to work with
Oracle Tuxedo and Oracle WebLogic Server.
Using Oracle Jolt
- Introducing Oracle Jolt
Introduces Oracle Jolt, the Java-based interface to the
Oracle Tuxedo system.
- Bulk Loading Tuxedo
Services
Describes the Jolt Bulk Loader, a command utility
that allows you to load multiple, previously defined Tuxedo services to
the repository database at one time.
- Configuring the Oracle
Jolt System
Describes how to configure the Oracle Jolt system.
- Using the Jolt Class
Library
Provides information about the Oracle Jolt Class
Library that provides developers with a set of new object-oriented Java
language classes for accessing Oracle Tuxedo services.
- Using JoltBeans
Describes JoltBeans that create Jolt client
applications with the ease of using JavaBeans. JoltBeans are JavaBeans
components that are used in Java development environments (IDEs) to
construct Jolt clients.
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- Using Servlet
Connectivity for Oracle Tuxedo
Describes how to use servlet connectivity to use
HTTP servlets to perform server-side Java tasks in response to HTTP
requests.
- Oracle Jolt Exceptions
Describes all the Oracle Jolt exceptions that you may
encounter. Keep in mind that the Jolt Class Library returns both Oracle
Jolt and Tuxedo exceptions.
- Glossary
Includes terms that are applicable to Jolt.
Using Oracle Jolt with Oracle WebLogic Server
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