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Invoking tuxedo service without using jolt
Hi,
I have a service written in c, using the ATMI library, and sitting on Tuxedo environment.
The tuxedo is on my linux guest os.
I'm trying to invoke the service using a java client application which is on the host os without using JOLT or ATMI . Just want to send a socket to the tlistener.
Nevertheless i have a communication working between the host to guest and vica versa but I can't make it to work.
Can you help me?
Answers
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If you want to call remote service "without using JOLT or ATMI" you can write some local tcp/ip daemon which will also be tuxedo client and will accept connections from java client and call local services: host1: java ------> tcp/ip custom protocol -----> host2: listener = atmi tuxedo C/C++ client which will call services on host2 tuxedo domain.
Or perhaps you are trying to talk to the tlisten server?
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Hi,
Thanks for your response,
Do you have an example for tcp/ip daemon in tuxedo client? or a tutorial to write one?
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I wrote this at work so I don't own the source and I can't publish it. You can get some generic tcp/ip single threaded client/server and combine this with single-threaded tuxedo client or use multithreaded version of both of them. If you can write workstation or native tuxedo client you will be able to do the work