List of Figures
- 1-1 Distributed Application Example - Online Banking System
- 1-2 Pseudo-code for a Request/Response Server and a Service Subroutine
- 1-3 Pseudo-code for a Conversational Service Subroutine
- 2-1 Encoding Conversion Using MBSTRING Buffers—Example
- 2-2 Allocating and Sending an MBSTRING Buffer
- 2-3 Receiving and Converting an MBSTRING Buffer (Sheet 1 of 2)
- 2-4 Receiving and Converting an MBSTRING Buffer (Sheet 2 of 2)
- 4-1 Client Naming
- 5-1 Forwarding a Request
- 6-1 Example of Request/Response Communication in Online Banking
- 7-1 Example of Conversational Communication in an Online Banking Application
- 7-2 Simple Conversation Terminated Gracefully
- 7-3 Connection Hierarchy
- 9-1 Connection Hierarchy in Transaction Mode
- 10-1 Sample Multithreaded Process
- 10-2 Multiple Service Threads Dispatched in One Server Process
- 10-3 Multicontexted Process in Two Domains
- 10-4 Multi-context State Transitions
- 11-1 Transaction Roles of tpforward( ) and tpreturn() with AUTOTRAN