C++ object in server service?

Question

anyone can tell me ,weather tuxedo 7.1 or 8.1 support object oriented programming.
i just want to write all my bussiness logic encasulated with object and wrapper
its call in tuxedo service .
that's can i create and call object in tuxedo server service procedure

Answer 1

You can program tuxedo in C++ using any version of tuxedo. I have created a C++
class encapsulation of tuxedo that has objects encapsulating tuxedo buffers (FML32,
CARRAY, etc), tuxedo clients and servers and exceptions. I also created a framework
that will invoke a C++ method whenever a tuxedo service is called. The framework
provides a class called TuxedoServlet, and this class has a method called service
that is invoked by a service call. To use it, you inherit from TuxedoServlet
and implement your own service method. You then associated your TuxedoServlet
class with a tuxedo service name using the REGISTER_SERVLET macro, which accepts
two parameters; your class that inherits from TuxedoServlet and the service name
you want to associate with it. The best way is to look at the code. The object
encapsulation has some really useful ways to manipulate FML buffers if you use
them. Here's the link to the code which can be used freely under the GNU lesser
general public license agreement...
http://www.geocities.com/pantsvonfryer/tuxobjs/tuxoview.htm
"hugang" <[email protected]> wrote:
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anyone can tell me ,weather tuxedo 7.1 or 8.1 support object oriented
programming.
i just want to write all my bussiness logic encasulated with object and
wrapper
its call in tuxedo service .
that's can i create and call object in tuxedo server service procedure