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Deploying LLA applications
A Linked Library Access (LLA) application that is written for a C/ODBC or Java/JDBC environment is created in the same way as an application that uses a regular solidDB server, with the exception that you start an LLA server instead of a regular solidDB server. The application connects to the LLA server and uses the services that the solidDB server provides by using standard API calls. By linking to the LLA driver library, the communication between the application and the LLA server can avoid the overhead of RPC (Remote Procedure Calls) over the network.
Note There are certain limitations associated with using LLA with Java applications, see Limitations when using SMA or LLA with Java applications.
The LLA library and the solidDB JDBC driver are included in the solidDB software package. For more details, see LLA components.
For examples of LLA applications, see the following topics:
▪ Linked Library Access C/ODBC sample.
▪ Linked Library Access Java/JDBC sample.
To deploy an application that uses LLA, you must complete the following steps:
1 configure your environment for LLA use, see Configuring your environment for LLA use,
2 link your application to the LLA library, see Linking the application to the LLA library,
3 start the LLA server, see Starting and stopping the LLA server,
4 connect your application to the LLA server, see Establishing local connections for LLA applications.
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