TAFJ Training
T24 is available on two platforms C and Java
TAFC –Temenos application framework in C.
TAFJ –Temenos application framework in Java.
TAFJ is our proprietary runtime and compiler for jBC code, written in 100%
java. It allows compiling and running jBC programs on Java.
TAFJ manages the connectivity on JDBC compliant databases like Oracle,
Microsoft SQL Server, DB2, and for development purposes on H2.
T24 on TAFJ R15 runs on JDK 1.6 and above
T24 source code(*.b) can be compiled into java classes(*.class) on TAFJ.
The TAFJ lexer-parser-tree walker translates standard jBCcode into
equivalent Java code and generates the source code file(.java), which is then
compiled into a java compliant bytecode(.class) using the standard
javaccompiler.
The .java files are deleted after compilation.
The bytecode can be run on any JVM thus making T24 platform
independent.
TAFJ uses log4J loggers and maintains extensive logs.
TAFJ uses only free and open source software's for all 3rdparty
requirements, like H2, jBoss, JDK, eclipse etc.
TAFJ Commands
• tRun
• tCompile
• tShow
• tDiag
• DBTools
• JED
• TAFJ Command to start TSM and AGENT
tRun
tRun is the main entry point for running a program. This is a script in the
/bin directory. It is used to execute the Compiled Basic Files
tCompile
tCompile is the main entry point for compiling a program. This is a script in
the /bin directory. It is used to execute the Compiled Basic Files.
The compilation of a basic program is done using tCompile (in the
<TAFJ_HOME>/bin directory). As there is not a VOC as such, you must
give the full path to the program you want to compile, unless the SOURCE
is in the BASIC path specified in the TAFJ configuration file ([Link]).
Syntax 1: tCompile <Program Path> <Program Name> // It will compile
only one program.
tCompile
tCompile
Syntax 2: tCompile <Program Path> // It will compile all the programs from the
given directory.
tCompile
Example:
tCompile HELLO.b
Look for HELLO.b in the current directory, and if not found, uses the
“[Link]”
tCompile /home/user/[Link]/HELLO.b
Look for /home/user/[Link]/HELLO and compile it.
tCompile /home/user/[Link]
Compile the contents of the whole directory [Link].
tCompile /home/user/[Link]/H*
Compile only the file starting with “H”
tCompile ../[Link]
Compile the entire relative directory.
tCompile
tCompile -reject */EB.* /home/user/[Link]
Compile the content of the whole directory [Link] but not the files starting
with EB.
tCompile -reject */SUB/* /home/user/[Link]
Compile the content of the whole directory [Link] but not the subfolders
called SUB.
tCompile -reject */SUB/EB.* /home/user/[Link]
Compile the contents of the whole directory [Link] but not the files starting
with EB contained in subfolder SUB.
tCompile -reject “*/SUB/*|*/SUB2/*” /home/user/[Link]
Compile the contents of the whole directory [Link] but exclude subfolder
SUB and SUB2.
tCompile
The default path for the routine is mentioned in [Link] file. This file is
under TAFJ_HOME\conf
Program Execution
Syntax: tRun <Program Name> //To execute the program
Output:
tShow
tShow is part of the TAFJ tools. It allows finding easily where your BASIC source
has been compiled, when and on what machine it has been compiled. It can also
produce a report of all the dupicate classes when run with –d argument.
Syntax: tShow <Program Name>
Output:
tDiag
tDiag is part of the TAFJ tools. Displays Information about TAFJ environment.
It is just like jDiag.
Syntax: tDiag <Option>
Output:
DBTools
TAFJ-DBTools will be accessed only with authenticated users. Hence username
and password has to be passed as parameters to DBTools.
The users to access DBTools needs to be created using a bat file tAddUser. If
there are 3 unsuccessful attempts, user gets blocked. The blocked user cannot be
used further.
TAFJ-DBTools Console provides access to SQL / JQL / OFS statements.
DBTools
Functionalities:
• Execute SQL statements
• Execute JQL statements
• Execute OFS statements
• Execute JED application (edit and modify record)
• Extract data from database to file
• Load data from file to database
• Show current locks on database
• Release locks on database
• Display statistics on table
DBTools
TAFJ-DBTools will be accessed only with authenticated users. The users to
access DBTools needs to be created using a bat file tAddUser.
Creating DBTools user:
tAddUser -u <username > –p <password>
Eg: tAddUser -u t24user -p Temenos_123
DBTools Login :
DBTools -u <username > –p <password>
Eg : DBTools -u t24user -p Temenos_123
DBTools Presentation
DBTools console consists of three panels:
• Header panel that contains information about the current mode or
running command
• Main panel that contains the result of the last executed command
• Footer panel that contains the command line
DBTools Presentation
To script a JQL command
JQL statements
To execute JQL statements, first you have to enter JQL mode by typing
command “JQL” on the command line or by prefixing your JQL command
with JQL keyword.
• COPY <<Source Table Name>> <<Destination TableName>> <<RecId
optional>>
• COUNT <<VOC File name>>
• GETDBNAME <<VOC File name>>
• LIST-ITEM <<VOC File name>> <<WITH clause>>
• CLEAR-FILE <<VOC File name>>
• CREATE-FILE <<VOC File name>>
• DELETE-FILE <<VOC File name>>
• LOCKS
• RELEASE <<Session ID>>
To script a SQL command
SQL statements
To execute SQL statements, first you have to enter SQL mode by typing
command “SQL” on the command line or by prefixing your SQL command
with SQL keyword.
• SELECT
• INSERT
• UPDATE
• DELETE
• CREATE
• ALTER
• DROP
• COMMIT
• ROLLBACK
To script a OFS command
JED
You can call JED console to display and edit database records by using
command JED <<FILE NAME>> <<RECORD KEY>>
JED
JED
TAFJ Command to start TSM and
AGENT
TAFJ allows to execute TSM in front-end(Browser) as well as back-end.
Below are Commands to start TSM in back-end in Debug mode.
tRun [Link] –DEBUG
tRun tSA <Agent_number>
TAFJEE
URL Syntax: <<host>> :<< port>>/TAFJEE/
TAFJEE
[Link]
Directory Structure in TAFJ
Directory Structure in TAFJ
[Link]
Directory Structure in TAFJ
Logs
Directory Structure in TAFJ
Directory Structure in TAFJ
Directory Structure in TAFJ
To create jar in TAFJ
jar –cvf <jarname>.jar *
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