Jolt 1.2 Developer's Guide

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<TABLE>

<TR><TD ALIGN=RIGHT>From Account Number: </TD>

<TR><TD ALIGN=RIGHT>To Account Number: </TD>

<TR><TD ALIGN=RIGHT>Amount: $</TD>

</TABLE>

</CENTER>

</FORM>

Table 9-2. Key HTML Elements and Descriptions

Element Description

ACTION="tlr.asp" When the submit button is pressed, the contents of this form

are delivered to a page called tlr.asp on the Web server for

processing.

NAME="ACCOUNT_ID_0" Shows the use of a file with multiple occurrences. The

TRANSFER service expects two input account numbers, both

called ACCOUNT_ID. By using a convention of appending

an underscore and occurrence_number (for example, _0, _1)

to the field name, both the name of a field and its occurrence

can be passed to the program on the web server.

NAME="SAMOUNT" Shows the use of an input field that has a single occurrence.

In this example, there is nothing appended to the name of the

field.

The HTML form field names used in this example exactly match the NonStop

TUXEDO field

names expected by the TRANSFER service. This is not required, but doing so facilitates

processing on the server because you do not have to map these inputs to TUXEDO field names.

This is done by the Jolt Asp Connectivity for NonStop

TUXEDO classes.

The hidden field SVCNAME is assigned a value of TRANSFER. This field does not appear on

the client form, but it is sent to the web server as part of the request. The VBScript program

retrieves the value of this field in order to determine which NonStop

TUXEDO service is to be

called (in this example, the service is TRANSFER).

Complete the fields From Account Number, To Account Number, and Amount. (10000 and

10001 are valid Bankapp account numbers). Press the Transfer button. The data entered on the

form is sent to the web server for processing by the program tlr.asp as specified in the ACTION