Jolt 1.1 User Guides

Example 6-5, tryOnFml.f16 Field Definitions is the TUXEDO FML field definitions table used by the PASSFML service.●

Example 6-6, tryOnFml.c Source Code is the server code fragment that contains the server side C code for handling the data sent by

the Jolt client.

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tryOnFml.java Client Code

The tryOnFml.java Java code fragment in Example 6-4 illustrates how Jolt works with a service whose buffer type is FML. The following

example assumes that a session object was already instantiated.

Example 6-4. tryOnFml.java Source Code

import bea.jolt.*;

class ...

{

...

public void tryOnFml ()

{

JoltRemoteService passFml;

String outputString;

int outputInt;

float outputFloat;

...

passFml = new JoltRemoteService("PASSFML",session);

passFml.setString("INPUTSTRING", "John");

passFml.setInt("INPUTINT", 67);

passFml.setFloat("INPUTFLOAT", (float)12.0);

passFml.call(null);

outputString = passFml.getStringDef("OUTPUTSTRING", null);

outputInt = passFml.getIntDef("OUTPUTINT", -1);

outputFloat = passFml.getFloatDef("OUTPUTFLOAT", (float)-1.0);

System.out.print("String =" + outputString);

System.out.print(" Int =" + outputInt);

System.out.println(" Float =" + outputFloat);

}

FML Field Definitions

The following entries in tryOnFml.f16 show FML field definitions for the tryOnFml.java example.

Example 6-5. tryOnFml.f16 Field Definitions

# FML field definition table

*base 4100

INPUTSTRING 1 string

INPUTINT 2 long

INPUTFLOAT 3 float

OUTPUTSTRING 4 string

OUTPUTINT 5 long

OUTPUTFLOAT 6 float

Define PASSFML in the Repository Editor

Using the STRING Buffer Type illustrated the SIMPAPP package with two services. The TOUPPER service was used to illustrate the

STRING typed buffer. The other service in SIMPAPP package is the PASSFML service. This service is used with the tryOnFml.java and

tryOnFml.c code. Before running Example 6-4, you need to modify the PASSFML service through the Jolt Repository Editor.