The following files are available in the example directory:
Examples of configuration files for each of the modes:
acquire.dat
acquirendo.dat
deliver.dat
deliverndo.dat
process.dat
processndo.dat
schema.dat
schema_remove.dat
catalog.dat
You can rename the example configuration files with
your own unique names. For consistency, the example configuration
files in this guide use the .dat extension.
The example makefile, which contains the standard options for both compilation and linking
Example makefiles are provided to assist you with the development of an adapter. See the e-ADK Programmer’s Reference for additional examples of these makefiles.
NNADKStubPlugIn.cpp
NNADKStubPlugIn.h
Example NNADKStubPlugIn.cpp and NNADKStubPlugIn.h files are provided to add code for the functions. See “Modifying Adapter Functions” in the e-ADK Programmer’s Reference.
The following methods are explained more fully in “Configuring the Environment”:
For NDO Mode:
acknowledgePutData - Do any processing necessary as the result of the e-ADK notifying the adapter plug-in of the success or failure in putting a message to a transport. Applies to both Acquire and Process modes.
handleQuietState - Do any processing necessary during a prolonged retry loop when the e-ADK is trying to get a message from a transport but the transport is empty. Applies to both Process and Deliver modes.
For Buffer Mode:
acknowledgePutBuffer - Do any processing necessary as the result of the e-ADK notifying the adapter plug-in of the success or failure in putting a message to a transport. Applies to both Acquire and Process modes.
handleQuietState - Do any processing necessary during a prolonged retry loop when the e-ADK is trying to get a message from a transport but the transport is empty. Applies to both Process and Deliver modes.
