Jolt 1.2 Developer's Guide

tellerForm.asp Initializes the Jolt Session Pool Manager and displays available
Bankapp services.
transferForm.htm Presents an HTML form for user input.
tlr.asp Processes the HTML form and returns results as an HTML
page.
web_admin.inc VBScript functions for initializing the JoltSessionPool
Manager.
web_start.inc VBScript functions for initializing the JoltSessionPool
Manager.
web_templates.inc VBScript functions for caching HTML templates.
templates/transfer.temp HTML templates used for returning results.
.
Overview of the TRANSFER Service
The TRANSFER Service in Bankapp moves funds between two accounts. The service takes two
account numbers, an input amount, and returns two balances--one for each account. In addition,
the service returns an error message if there is an application or system error.
A TRANSFER is a WITHDRAWAL and a DEPOSIT executed as a single transaction. The
transaction is created on the server, so the client does not need to create a transaction.
The client interface consists of an HTML page with a form used to enter the required data --
account numbers and a dollar amount. This data is sent to the web server as a POST request.
In the Web server, this request is processed using a VBScript Active Server Page. This program
extracts the input data fields from the request, formats them for use with the Jolt Asp Connectivity
for NonStop
TM
TUXEDO class library, and dispatches the request to the TRANSFER service in
the Bankapp application. The TRANSFER service returns the results of the transaction. These
results are returned to the VBScript program that merges them into a dynamically created HTML
page. This page is returned to the client via the Web server infrastructure.
In the final part of this walkthrough, run the necessary HTML pages and server-side VBScript
logic to execute a TRANSFER.
TRANSFER Request Walkthrough
This section explains what happens when you execute a TRANSFER request. Each step is not
illustrated here, only those steps that are necessary.
Included are: