Protocol: UPoC

Jerry,

We use them for timed reads to our databases. There’s a good example called  timed_read.tcl in $HCIROOT/contrib.

Ron

I once used a UPoC to perform an http post call.  I forget why I used UPoC, but I believe it was because we were still on 3.8.1P and that versions HTTP protocol was not working as I expected.  It turned out to be a shortlived proof of concept as the people running the project are not working with the Mirth open source interface engine as a front end to loading their database.

Bob

I posted an example of how I use the UPOC protocol to communicate with our IBM mainframe via TCP/IP by having the UPOC invoke the appropriate application (TRHB) on the mainframe and then send it the FRL containing the textual transcription document.

Here is the URL of my post that includes most of the details you are looking for, including a copy of the code for my upoc_tran_client.tcl and NetConfig screen shots:

https://usspvlclovertch2.infor.com/viewtopic.php?t=2409&

It even has logic in it that reads from the USERDATA metadata that gets set in another cloverleaf process during xlate to communcate to the outbound UPOC thread if the document was too large and has been truncated.

One thing to remember when doing UPOC that is significant, you assume the responsiblilities that the cloverleaf engine typically handles for you and have to code for those responsibilities.

Also remember if your UPOC has a sleep in it that it will sleep the entire process and any threads in that process.