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Figure 3-2 Shared Libraries for Multilanguage DataBlade Modules
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If you create a routine in C, it can handle an opaque data type implemented in C++ without additional code.
If you create a routine in Java that handles an opaque data type implemented in C or C++, BladeSmith generates a default implementation of the SQLData interface for the opaque data type. See SQLData Interface Method Support Code for more information.
If you use more than one external programming language in your DataBlade module, you might have more than one resulting shared library after you compile your source code. Figure 3-2 illustrates the shared libraries you can produce from source code generated by BladeSmith.
For C and C++ server implementation code, BladeSmith generates a combined Visual C++ workspace file and UNIX makefile.
For Java server and client code, BladeSmith generates a single makefile that is appropriate for all platforms.