1. Using Oracle Jolt
  2. Using the Jolt Class Library
  3. Using Oracle Tuxedo Buffer Types with Jolt
  4. Using the XML Buffer Type
  5. Define the Tuxedo Service in the Repository Editor

4.4.5.1 Define the Tuxedo Service in the Repository Editor

Before running the XML example, you must write and boot a Tuxedo XML service. The XML service takes a buffer and passes it back to the Jolt client. You need to define the XML service in the Metadata Repository Editor (see Define TOUPPER in the Repository Editor for an example).

Parent topic: Using the XML Buffer Type