The Natural Wrapper allows you to develop Natural client applications that access RPC-based server components, and to create Natural RPC server skeletons you can use as a basis to write a Natural RPC server that can be accessed by RPC clients.
This document covers the following topics:
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Introduction | Introduction to the Natural Wrapper. |
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Using | Step-by-step guide on how to generate interactively client interface objects, test applications or RPC servers with the Natural Wrapper. |
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RPC Environment Manager | Using the RPC Environment Manager to create, edit and remove RPC environments. |
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RPC Environment Monitor | Using the RPC Environment Monitor to check the availability of each RPC environment. |
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Command-line Mode | Using the Natural Wrapper in command-line mode. |
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Software AG IDL to Natural Mapping | Describes the specific mapping of Software AG IDL data types, groups, arrays and structures to the Natural programming language. |
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Handling CVM Files | A client-side server mapping file (CVM) is used at runtime to marshal and unmarshal the RPC data stream. This document provides information on source control, change management, comparing, etc. of CVM files. |
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Writing Applications | Writing Natural Wrapper applications. |
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Examples | Describes the delivered Natural Wrapper example programs. |
