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Getting Started with Oracle Tuxedo

The Tuxedo-based application is a message-driven application, and these messages can use different types of buffers. In this section, we will be focusing on all five types of buffers. Tuxedo supports STRING
, VIEW
, CARRAY
, FML
, and XML
. All these buffer types can be transmitted over a network within heterogeneous systems. The Tuxedo system handles translations and data conversions between machines with different operating systems.
This is the most simple type of buffer with a string of characters. It has a null-terminated string. This buffer cannot be used for data-dependent routing. tpalloc()
can be used to allocate the STRING
buffer with the desired length. The following code snippet helps you with allocating the STRING
buffer type:
char *stringPtr; . . . stringPtr = tpalloc("STRING", NULL, 0);
This is another simple form of buffer that is basically used to transmit binary data. The Tuxedo system does not interpret the character of the...
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