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Oracle Corporation and its affiliates will not be responsible for any loss, costs, or damages incurred due to your access to or use of third-party content, products, or services. Contents 1. Introducing Oracle Jolt Oracle Jolt Components . 1-2 Key Features . .1-3 How Oracle Jolt Works. 1-5 Jolt Servers and Repository Servers . 1-6 Jolt Class Library . 1-7 JoltBeans . 1-9 Jolt Server and Jolt Client Communication . 1-9 Oracle Tuxedo Service Metadata Repository . 1-10 Jolt Internet Relay . 1-11 Creating a Jolt Client to Access Oracle Tuxedo Applications . 1-11 2. Bulk Loading Oracle Tuxedo Services Using the Bulk Loader . 2-1 Activating the Bulk Loader . 2-2 The Bulk Load File . 2-2 Syntax of the Bulk Loader Data Files. 2-3 Guidelines for Using Keywords. 2-3 Keyword Order in the Bulk Loader Data File . 2-4 Using Service-Level Keywords and Values. 2-5 Using Parameter-Level Keywords and Values. 2-6 Troubleshooting . 2-8 Using Oracle Jolt iii Sample Bulk Load Data . 2-9 3. Configuring the Oracle Jolt System Quick Configuration. 3-1 Editing the UBBCONFIG File . 3-2 Configuring the Tuxedo Service Metadata Repository. 3-3 Initializing Services That Use Oracle Tuxedo and the Repository Editor . 3-3 Configuring the Oracle Tuxedo TMUSREVT Server for Event Subscription . 3-3 Configuring Jolt Relay . 3-4 Jolt Background Information . 3-5 Jolt Server . 3-5 Starting the JSL . 3-6 Shutting Down the JSL . 3-6 Restarting the JSL . 3-7 Configuring the JSL . 3-7 JSL Command-line Options . 3-7 Security and Encryption . 3-12 Jolt Relay . 3-12 Jolt Relay Failover . 3-14 Jolt Relay Process . 3-14 JRLY Command-line Options for Windows 2003 . 3-15 JRLY Command-line Option for UNIX . 3-18 JRLY Configuration File. 3-18 Jolt Relay Adapter . 3-20 JRAD Configuration . 3-20 Network Address Configurations . 3-23 Oracle Tuxedo Service Metadata Repository. 3-23 Initializing Services By Using Oracle Tuxedo and the Repository Editor . 3-23 iv Using Oracle Jolt Event Subscription . 3-24 Configuring for Event Subscription . 3-24 Filtering Oracle Tuxedo FML or VIEW Buffers. 3-25 Oracle Tuxedo Background Information . 3-26 Configuration File . 3-26 Creating the UBBCONFIG File . 3-27 Sample Applications in Oracle Jolt Online Resources . 3-36 4. Using the Jolt Class Library Class Library Functionality Overview . 4-2 Java Applications Versus Java Applets . 4-2 Jolt Class Library Features . 4-3 Error and Exception Handling. 4-3 Jolt Client/Server Relationship . 4-4 Jolt Object Relationships . 4-7 Jolt Class Library Walkthrough . 4-8 Logon and Logoff . 4-8 Synchronous Service Calling. 4-8 Transaction Begin, Commit, and Rollback . 4-9 Using Oracle Tuxedo Buffer Types with Jolt. 4-14 Using the STRING Buffer Type . 4-15 Using the CARRAY Buffer Type . 4-20 Using the FML Buffer Type . 4-22 Using the VIEW Buffer Type . 4-26 Using the XML Buffer Type . 4-30 Using the MBSTRING Buffer Type . 4-33 Multithreaded Applications . ..