Step 6 : ARM 4.0 Java Hello World example

Now we are ready to create all definition objects we need the appropriate runtime objects. Here we create the ArmApplication object representing our running application instance using the newArmApplication() method of the ArmTransactionFactory interface:

appDef - passing the application definition object we created before so the agent knows which type of application we are running.
"Example" - passing a group name for this running application so at analysis stage any "Example" application can be found.
null - string object reference for our specific application instance (no instance used in this example).
null - string array object reference for additional application context value (none used in this example).

01: import org.opengroup.arm40.transaction.*;
02: 
03: public class HelloWorld  {
04: 
05:     public static void main(String argv[]) throws Exception {
06: 
07:         ArmTransactionFactory tranFactory;
08:         if ((tranFactory = getTranFactory())==null) {
09:             System.exit(-1);
10:         }
11:         ArmApplicationDefinition appDef = 
12:             tranFactory.newArmApplicationDefinition("HelloTranApp", 
13:                                                     null, null);
14:         ArmTransactionDefinition tranDef =
15:             tranFactory.newArmTransactionDefinition(appDef, "HelloWorldJava",
16:                                                     null, null);
17:         ArmApplication app = 
18:             tranFactory.newArmApplication(appDef, "Examples", null, null);
19:         System.out.println("Hello world!");
20:         System.exit(0);
21:     }
22: }

Step 6 : ARM 4.0 Java Hello World example

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