Control of an application flows in a regulated manner between the application’s objects (the parts created used the IDE tools) and the ODL code contained within the program’s control flow or function objects.
MSG-IDE – when an application created in MSG-IDE starts, it executes the initialization function (clinit). Once the communication object (clcomm) connects to the endpoint, the protocol object executes the open control flow. As message frames match data, they execute their associated control flows. If the communication object loses the connection to the endpoint, the protocol object executes the close control flow. When the program shuts down, it executes the deinitialization function (cldeinit).
See the e-Biz Impact MSG-IDE Guide for more information about using this tool.
TRAN-IDE – when a production object generated by TRAN-IDE has a qualification object attached to it, transaction production executes the qualification before generating the output transaction. The production object executes the appropriate error functions whenever a rule object encounters a processing error, and executes filter and qualification objects attached to encountered objects.
See the e-Biz Impact TRAN-IDE Guide for details about using this tool.
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