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How to communicate between eFTL and FTL clients.

How to communicate between eFTL and FTL clients.

Since FTL 4.2, the API calls that facilitated request/reply interactions between TIBCO FTL and TIBCO eFTL are obsolete. Attached are sample programs (Filename: tib_request_reply_sample.tar) to demonstrate the request and reply between FTL java clients and eFTLjava clients. To run the samples, the enclosed configuration file must be uploaded to the Realm Server. Start a Realm Server if one is not already running and issue the following command to upload the configuration file:

    $ tibrealmserver.bat --data ?Realm Server data directory>  --http ?host>:<port?

    $ tibrealmadmin --realmserver <Realm Server URL> \
                    --updaterealm tibrealmserver_request_reply.json

Start an eFTL server:

    $ tibeftlserver --realmserver <Realm Server URL> \
                    --listen ws://*:9191

Once the enclosed Java programs are compiled, the following scenarios can be run.

1). Request-reply between eFTL clients.

    $ java TibeFtlReply ws://[hostname]:9191/channel

    $ java TibeFtlRequest ws://[hostname]:9191/channel

2). eFTL clients sending request messages to FTL clients.

    $ java TibFtlReply [Realm Server URL]

    $ java TibeFtlRequest ws://[hostname]:9191/channel

3). FTL clients sending request messages to eFTL clients.

    $ java TibeFtlReply ws://[hostname]:9191/channel

    $ java TibFtlRequest [Realm Server URL]

Refer to the readme.txt file for details.