1.3 Programming Tuxedo .NET Workstation Clients

Main changes in Tuxedo .NET Workstation Client interface (compared to Tuxedo ATMI and FML C functions), are as follows:

• Class AppContext is used to organize almost all ATMI C functions.
• A Tuxedo transaction is encapsulated as a class. All transaction related functions are defined as methods of

  Class
                 Transaction

  , (for example, tpbegin(), tpcommit(), and so on).
• Exception classes control error handling
• Tuxedo typed buffer encapsulation is handled using class TypedBuffer and its derived classes. See Using Typed Buffers.

• Tuxedo .NET Workstation Client Namespaces
  
• Using AppContext Class
  
• Using Typed Buffers
  
• Programming with Visual Basic (VB)
  
• Building .NET Workstation Clients
  
• Managing Errors