The xxServer Object allows you to send a transaction from the current JavaScript and receive the Response.
Makes the current JavaScript a client for the Server.

Constructor

var server = new xxServer(strTC);
var server = new xxServer(strTC, strHost, nPort);
var server = new xxServer(strTC, strHost, nPort, nTimeout);

• strTC : String,  Transaction Control Data (XML) to be used on transactions.
• strHost : String, IP or domain name of the server to use
• nPort : Integer, port of the server to use
• nTimeout : Integer, timeout of the transaction in seconds

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Comments

The calling Script represents the client for the new transaction.

 

Example

//Request to trigger the new Transaction
//e.g. Get information from other Provider
var newREQ="<otherProviderRQ><Transaction>...</Transaction></otherProviderRQ>";
//The Transaction Control Data, like the TC from the ClientRQ
var strTC = "<tc>"
          + "    <iden u='YOURUSER' p='YOURPASSWORD'/>"
          + "    <provider session='ANYSESSION'>otherProvider</provider>"
          + "    <trace>YOURTRACENAME</trace>"
          + "</tc>";
//New Instance of the Transaction Server
var server = new xxServer(strTC);
//Send transaction Request to Server;
if (server.SendTransaction(newREQ))
{
    // Get the Response back
    if(server.Response)
    {
        var newInfo = server.Response;
    }
    else
    {
        throw "No valid Server Response";
    }
}
else
{ 
    throw "Couldn't send transaction to Server";
}