Using TCP Adapters with Ensemble - InterSystems Documentation
Using TCP Adapters with Ensemble - InterSystems Documentation
Using TCP Adapters with Ensemble - InterSystems Documentation
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About This Book<strong>TCP</strong> is a transport layer protocol that supports many types of higher-level communication protocol. This book providesinstructions for configuring and using the <strong>TCP</strong> adapters that <strong>Ensemble</strong> provides. These adapters support several simpletypes of <strong>TCP</strong>, <strong>with</strong> inbound and outbound versions of each type.This book contains the following sections:• “Choosing a <strong>TCP</strong> Adapter” provides information on all the <strong>TCP</strong> adapters, some of which are automatically includedin specialized <strong>Ensemble</strong> business hosts, discussed in other books.• “<strong>Using</strong> the <strong>TCP</strong> Counted Inbound Adapter” discusses the inbound adapter you use for a counted block <strong>TCP</strong> connection.• “<strong>Using</strong> the <strong>TCP</strong> Counted Outbound Adapter” discusses the outbound adapter you use for a counted block <strong>TCP</strong> connection.• “<strong>Using</strong> the <strong>TCP</strong> Counted XML Inbound Adapter” discusses the inbound adapter you use to transfer XML over acounted block <strong>TCP</strong> connection.• “<strong>Using</strong> the <strong>TCP</strong> Counted XML Outbound Adapter” discusses the outbound adapter you use to transfer XML over acounted block <strong>TCP</strong> connection.• “<strong>Using</strong> the <strong>TCP</strong> Text Line Inbound Adapter” discusses the inbound adapter you use for a text line <strong>TCP</strong> connection.• “<strong>Using</strong> the <strong>TCP</strong> Text Line Outbound Adapter” discusses the inbound adapter you use for a text line <strong>TCP</strong> connection.• “Creating Custom <strong>TCP</strong> Adapter Classes” discusses how to create custom <strong>TCP</strong> adapter classes.• “Settings for the Abstract <strong>TCP</strong> <strong>Adapters</strong>” describes the settings in the two abstract adapter classes on which all thepreceding classes are based.• “Common Tasks in the Management Portal” provides more detail on some of the tasks described in this book.For a detailed outline, see the table of contents.The following books provide related information:• Developing <strong>Ensemble</strong> Productions describes how to create <strong>Ensemble</strong> productions in general.• Configuring <strong>Ensemble</strong> Productions describes how to configure the settings for <strong>Ensemble</strong> productions, business hosts,and adapters. It provides details on settings not discussed in this book.• Monitoring <strong>Ensemble</strong> describes how to monitor the behavior of the adapter at runtime.<strong>Using</strong> <strong>TCP</strong> <strong>Adapters</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>Ensemble</strong> 1
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