MPE/iX Enterprise Client is a client-side and middleware API solution that
uses native SQL commands to access your relational Databases. The middleware
can be run on any platform (MPE/iX, Unix, Linux, Mac, NT...) to meet needs
and requirements.
Access to stored procedures is supported as are batch
updates for outstanding update performance.
MPE/iX Enterprise Client is
not just limited to relational databases. The Enterprise client (MPE/iX
subprograms) can also call Java classes, Java Enterprise Beans, email servers,
and undertake enterprise transactions such as with SAP, and PeopleSoft...
Programs can easily be transported to Microfocus COBOL and Pro*Cobol without
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Major Features
- HP Subprogram for real-time
access (Read/Write) to any Relational Database (Oracle, DB2, Sybase...)
residing on any platform (Unix, Linux, NT, Windows 2000...)
- Call any database's stored
procedures from your HP e3000 program!
- Supports Embedded SQL and a precompiler.
- HP3000 embedded SQL programs can be compiled using Oracle's Pro*Cobol
- Subprogram access to the operating system environment where your enterprise
server is running.
- HP Subprogram for real-time
access to SMTP and POP3 mail server to send and receive email in your HP e3000
programs
- HP Subprograms to access EJB's
running in a J2EE Environment (Web/iX, Websphere, WebLogic...)
- Libraries to access
- SAP/R3 transactions via BAPI
- SAP's I-Q-MY application server
- SOAP services
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Easy to use subprograms
- ANSICONNECT
Establishes connection to Oracle, DB2 via pooled connections...
- ANSISTATEMENT
Submits SQL statement to database.
- ANSISTOREDPROC
Calls a database stored procedure.
- ANSINEXT
Scroll through results set
- ANSIGETSTRING
column_name, column_value, status
- ANSIINT...
Gets the data item value from the database.
- ANSICLOSE
Closes and releases database pool.
Deployment Possibilites
- Single Server
- Client/Server
- N-tier
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| Performance Features |
- Does not require ADO or ODBC drivers
- Implements database pooling in the middleware
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- Uses high performance native access
- Middleware runs on Windows, Linux, Unix, and MPE
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MPE/iX Client COBOL example
Select and join two DB2 tables located on a Windows 2000 server, extract
a few fields and sort by PROJNO.
The results will be displayed in the STDLIST.
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| Resource Adapter Flexibility |
| MPE/iX Native Resource Adapters for J2EE application Servers. |
Change from Oracle to IMAGE access; just swap the resource adapter and
you have access without any programming changes.
Similarly changing from IMAGE to Oracle or swapping any database access,
JDBC compliant or not, just requires a change of resource adapter.
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Use a native, Common Client Interface (CCI) for IMAGE, Oracle, DB2, Sybase,MS SQL Server, SAP/R3, PeopleSoft, CICS...,
that plugs seamlessly into any application server (ANSI-Web, Orion, WebSphere,
WebLogic, JBoss) without additional overhead (ODBC).
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