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| Calling External Java Classes from Compute Node |
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| vignesh.gopal |
 Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 7:19 am Post subject: Calling External Java Classes from Compute Node |
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HI,
The code is as below.
CREATE PROCEDURE SocketJavaProgram(IN ipAddress CHAR,IN port CHAR,IN command CHAR)
LANGUAGE JAVA
EXTERNAL NAME "TestClient.mainTc()";
and this is how i am calling it
CALL SocketJavaProgram(ipAddress,port,Command);
This program makes a socket connection.
The program has been compiled,classs file is in C:\ and classpath has been set and the system infact restarted.However when i try to deploy the bar file,the log file cannot be viewed and the flow is not deployed.
Can anyone thro light on it ?
Thanks in advance
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| ashoon |
| Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 8:33 am Post subject: tcp/ip support pac |
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| vignesh.gopal |
| Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 9:57 pm Post subject: tcp ip |
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hi thanks for the reply.
I have been using TCP IP nodes for other applications.
Just wanted a scenario for calling a java application.
First Question is:
Why dont i get the log files in the editor and could you please advice if the steps followed by me are correct.
Second question is:
Am using the TCPIP node to connect to a Server and send msgs.
My input is a XML Message.
But when i connect i want to send 3 messages.
1)a login message which will be
LGI: HLRSN =1,OPNAME="xxx",PWD="xxx";
2)another command and
3)LGO;
All these 3 commands am storing in 3 separate character variables.
When i want to send the message,
1)i want to propogate the messages one by one
2)wht conversion should i do to send it to the TCPIP Node
3)wht settings i need to do on the TCPIP node which will be message specific.
i am using WBIMB 5.0.4
Please advice.
Thanks & Regards
Vignesh |
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