9.12 Oracle Jolt Capabilities

Running as a Java applet or as a standalone Java client application, Oracle Jolt supports the following capabilities:

• Transaction context propagation
• Access to asynchronous Oracle Tuxedo event notifications
• Typed buffer support

  Oracle Jolt automatically converts Java messages to native Oracle Tuxedo data types and buffers, and converts Oracle Tuxedo data types and buffers back to Java messages.

• Jolt session pooling

  Oracle Jolt supports the construction and use of Jolt session (connection) pools to increase efficiency, availability, and reliability.

• Jolt session pooling reset
• Oracle Jolt support an option to reset a Jolt session pool without stopping the Jolt client, in the event of session pool failure. For example, if the Tuxedo server crashes or the Jolt Server Handler shuts down, the Jolt session pool may be reset without stopping the Jolt client.
• Jolt Trace

  If java option -Dtuxedo.TMTRACE is set, JOLT client prints out trace as the trace format. JOLT trace format is the same as Oracle Tuxedo. Four trace categories,"atmi" , "inet", "trace" and "*" are supported.

  To accommodate the Oracle Jolt 22c Release 1 (22.1.0.0.0) server (JSL, JSH, JREPSVR) and Jolt Internet Relay (JRLY, JRAD) components, your environment must provide 2 MB of disk space. For Oracle Jolt 22c Release 1 (22.1.0.0.0) system requirements, including supported platforms, see Supported Platforms.