Re: File Tranfer support in Tuxedo Messaging

Nitesh,

Tuxedo does not offer an API to directly support the transfer of application 
files, but it is easy to implement file transfer yourself using a Tuxedo 
service.

The best way to implement file transfer is write a Tuxedo service that takes 
as input or output an FML32 buffer with 2 fields:
FILENAME should be a string field containing the file name of the file to be 
transferred
FILEDATA should be a carray field containing the actual contents of the 
file.

FML32 buffers can hold over 2 billion bytes of data.

(Note that from time to time you may see the term "file transfer" used
on 
this newsgroup to describe the situation when Tuxedo uses a temporary file 
to transfer a message that cannot fit on a message queue.  This use of term 
"file transfer" is different than the usage of "file
transfer" which 
describes transferring application files between machines.)

Ed

<Nitesh Gandhi> wrote in message news:570001876@newsgroups.bea.com...
Hi,
I would like to know if the file transfer support is there through tuxedo 
service call or not?

We have a scenario where by we need to bring back .pdf files in the output 
of a tuxedo service call which are already created through a process.

I would like to know the following detials about it:
1. The data type supporting the files.
2. Any limitation on the file size.
3. Any special configuration setting requirements.
Thanks,