This topic focuses on the SDKs for C++ and Java, and it starts by introducing the main classes and methods provided, and then provides the class and method definitions.
The following section
Using the SDKs – C++ and Java Examples then describes a simple example that illustrates how to use the library to create and build a client program that can drive and interact with the event correlator.
Note: In C++ Applications, any strings passed by the application to the event correlator need to be encoded as UTF-8 (or as pure 7-bit ASCII, which is a subset of UTF-8). If the application environment is something other than UTF-8, use the
convertToUTF8() and
convertFromUTF8() functions as described in
Data classes.
The JavaBeans API