Introduction to the Repository Editor


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Using BEA Jolt

The Jolt Repository is used internally by Jolt to translate Java parameters to a BEA Tuxedo type buffer. The Repository Editor is available as a downloadable Java applet. When a BEA Tuxedo service is added to the repository, it must be exported to the Jolt server to ensure that the client requests can be made from a Jolt client.

Repository Editor Window

Repository Editor windows contain entry fields, scrollable displays, command buttons, status, and radio buttons. The figure Sample Repository Editor Window illustrates the parts of the window. The table Repository Editor Window Parts contains details about each part.

Sample Repository Editor Window

Repository Editor Window Description

The following table details the parts of the Repository Editor window shown in the previous figure.

Repository Editor Window Parts

Part
Function

1 Text boxes

Enter text, numbers, or alphanumeric characters such as "Service Name," "Input View Name," server names, or port numbers. In the previous figure, "Service Name."

2 Drop-down arrow

View lists that extend beyond the display using an arrow button. In the previous figure, "Input Buffer Type" or "Output Buffer Type."

3 Display list

Select from a list of predefined items such as the Parameters list or select from a list of items that have been defined.

4 Command buttons

Activate an operation such as displaying the Packages window, Services window, or Package Organizer. In the previous figure, command buttons include: "Save Service," "Test," "Back," "New," "Edit," "Delete."

5 Radio buttons

Select one of a number of options. Only one of the radio buttons can be activated at a time. For example, Export Status can only be "Unexport" or "Export."

Part	Function
1 Text boxes	Enter text, numbers, or alphanumeric characters such as "Service Name," "Input View Name," server names, or port numbers. In the previous figure, "Service Name."
2 Drop-down arrow	View lists that extend beyond the display using an arrow button. In the previous figure, "Input Buffer Type" or "Output Buffer Type."
3 Display list	Select from a list of predefined items such as the Parameters list or select from a list of items that have been defined.
4 Command buttons	Activate an operation such as displaying the Packages window, Services window, or Package Organizer. In the previous figure, command buttons include: "Save Service," "Test," "Back," "New," "Edit," "Delete."
5 Radio buttons	Select one of a number of options. Only one of the radio buttons can be activated at a time. For example, Export Status can only be "Unexport" or "Export."