Sample CCI application code
This sample CCI application code demonstrates how to obtain a connection and then an IMSInteraction object to execute an IMS transaction.
In a managed environment, use the CCI API to look up an IMSConnectionFactory instance from the JNDI namespace and then use it to get an IMSConnection instance.
ConnectionFactory cf = null;
if (isManaged) {
//Use JNDI lookup to get ConnectionFactory instance
//Assume the connection factory has a JNDI name of MyIMS
Context ic = new InitialContext();
cf = (ConnectionFactory) ic.lookup("MyIMS");
If JNDI is not configured, a CCI application can manually configure an IMSManagedConnectionFactory object and use it to obtain a connection factory.
IMSManagedConnectionFactory mcf = new IMSManagedConnectionFactory();
mcf.setDataStoreName("MyDSName");
mcf.setHostName("myHostNm");
mcf.setPortNumber(new Integer(1234));
...
//Create connection factory from ManagedConnectionFactory
cf = (IMSConnectionFactory) mcf.createConnectionFactory();
The
following example shows the use of the CCI interfaces to execute a command on an EIS. - Use the IMSConnectionFactory object to create an IMSConnection object.
- Use the IMSConnection object to create an IMSInteraction object.
- Use the IMSInteraction object to execute transactions on the backend IMS system.
- Close the IMSInteraction and IMSConnection objects.
public void execute() {
try {
ConnectionFactory cf = null;
if (isManaged) {
//Use JNDI lookup to get ConnectionFactory instance - assumes
//connection factory has JNDI name of MyIMS
Context ic = new InitialContext();
cf = (ConnectionFactory) ic.lookup("MyIMS");
} else {
//Create and set values for ManagedConnectionFactory
IMSManagedConnectionFactory mcf = new IMSManagedConnectionFactory();
mcf.setDataStoreName("MyDSName");
mcf.setHostName("myHostNm");
mcf.setPortNumber(new Integer(1234));
//Create connection factory from ManagedConnectionFactory
cf = (IMSConnectionFactory) mcf.createConnectionFactory();
}
// Create an IMSConnection object
Connection connection = cf.getConnection();
//Create an IMSInteraction from the connection to
//interact with IMS to run the IVTNO transaction (Phonebook)
IMSInteraction interaction = (IMSInteraction) connection.createInteraction();
IMSInteractionSpec ixnSpec = new IMSInteractionSpec();
ixnSpec.setInteractionVerb(IMSInteractionSpec.SYNC_SEND_RECEIVE);
//Create new input record
input = new PhoneBookInputRecordField("cp037");
input.setIn__ll((short)59);
input.setIn__zz((short) 0);
input.setIn__trcd("IVTNO");
input.setTranCodeLength(10);
input.setIn__command("DISPLAY");
input.setIn__name1("LAST3");
input.setIn__name2("");
input.setAllFieldsGiven(false);
PhoneBookOutputRecordField
//Create new output record
output = new PhoneBookOutputRecordField("cp037");
//Execute interaction by calling the execute() method
interaction.execute(ixnSpec, input, output);
//Display output
System.out.println ("Output is: ");
System.out.println("\nMessage: "
+ output.getOut__mesg()
+ "\nName:"
+ output.getOut__name1()
+ " "
+ output.getOut__name2()
+ "\nExtension: "
+ output.getOut__extn()
+ "\nZipcode: "
+ output.getOut__zip());
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} finally {
//Close both the interaction and the connection
interaction.close();
connection.close();
}
}