Purpose of This Document
Who Should Read This Document
How This Document Is Organized
How to Use This Document
Opening the Document in a Web Browser
Printing from a Web Browser
Documentation Conventions
Related Documentation
BEA Publications
Other Publications
Contact Information
Documentation Support
Customer Support
Getting Started
Platform Requirements
Interoperability
File System Specification
File Naming Conventions
Configuring the BEA TUXEDO System on OpenVMS
Environment Variables
DCL PATH
Command-line Programs
Hostname Utility
ID Utility
Resource Manager Information
Developing BEA TUXEDO Applications for OpenVMS
Building Clients and Servers
Tips for Calling External Code and Input into your Application
Networking on OpenVMS
Using a Web Server on OpenVMS
Preparing to Install the BEA TUXEDO System
Verifying the Hardware and Software Configuration
Verifying the User ID Privileges and Quotas
Installing the BEA TUXEDO System
Setting Up Your Environment
Logical Names
vps_daemon Process
BEA TUXEDO License File
Configuring the BEA TUXEDO System
Installing the BEA TUXEDO Link-Level Encryption Packages
Preparing to Install a Link-Level Encryption Package
Installing the 56-bit Link-Level Encryption Package
Installing the 128-bit Link-Level Encryption Package
Running tuxenv.com after Rebooting
Modifying the VPS_INIT.TXT file
Removing the BEA TUXEDO System
Removing the BEA TUXEDO Link-Level Encryption Packages
Removing the 56-bit Link-Level Encryption Package
Removing the 128-bit Link-Level Encryption Package
Copying the License File
Using Netscape Commerce Server
simpapp
Configuration Issues for COBOL simpapp