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Python bindings for writing Oracle Tuxedo clients and servers

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I’m a fan of the way tuxmodule enables you to interact with Oracle Tuxedo. Unfortunately, it’s out-dated and somehow limited. So I cloned tuxmodule and started to clean up compiler warnings and work on some features I had in mind:

  • A multi-threaded server

  • Support nested FML32 buffers and more types

  • Support newest Oracle Tuxedo features like tpadvertisex() and tpappthrinit()

  • Receive response even when the service returns TPFAIL (instead of exception)

But I realized that’s too much of C for me, so I decided to write my own Python module for Oracle Tuxedo in C++ and pybind11 focusing on the parts I find most important first.

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