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   Setting Up a BEA Tuxedo Application

How to Create the RESOURCES Section of the Configuration File

The first section of every configuration file must be the RESOURCES section. The parameters defined in this section control the application as a whole and serve as system-wide defaults. The values of RESOURCES parameters can be overridden, however, on a per-machine basis by assigning other values in the MACHINES section.

For each parameter in the RESOURCES section, the following table provides a description and links to reference pages and additional information.

To Specify This Information in the RESOURCES Section . . .

Set This Parameter (Required/Optional)

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Unique address of interprocess communication (IPC) resources

IPCKEY (required)

shared memory address

Security access

UID, GID, and PERM (optional)

security access

Maximum number of processes that can be simultaneously connected to a bulletin board

MAXACCESSERS (optional)

IPC limits

Maximum number of server table entries in a bulletin board

MAXSERVERS (optional)

IPC limits

Maximum number of service table entries in a bulletin board

MAXSERVICES (optional)

IPC limits

Distinguished Bulletin Board Liaison (DBBL) location at which booting, shutdown, and other administrative tasks are performed

MASTER (required)

master processor

Bulletin board architecture

MODEL, SHM or MP, and LAN or MIGRATE options (required)

application type

Security level

SECURITY, AUTHSVC (optional)

security levels

Principal name of the process used for identification, location of private key of principal user, and the environment variable containing the password

SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME, SEC_PRINCIPAL_LOCATION, and SEC_PRINCIPAL_PASSVAR

security attributes

Default method for clients to detect unsolicited messages

NOTIFY, USIGNAL (optional)

unsolicited notification

Protecting shared memory

SYSTEM_ACCESS (optional)

shared memory protection

Whether server load balancing is enabled

LDBAL (optional)

load balancing

Maximum number of buffer types and subtypes

MAXBUFTYPE, MAXBUFSTYPES (optional)

buffer types/subtypes

Maximum number of conversations allowed on a machine

MAXCONV (optional)

conversation limits

Maximum number of network groups

MAXNETGROUPS (optional)

network groups

Sanity check frequency and amount of time allowed for blocking calls

SCANUNIT, SANITYSCAN, BLOCKTIME (optional)

sanity check frequency and blocking timeouts

Sample RESOURCES Section

*RESOURCES
IPCKEY 39211
UID 0
GID 1
PERM 0660
MAXACCESSERS 75
MAXSERVERS 40
MAXSERVICES 55
MASTER SITE1, SITE2
MODEL MP
OPTIONS LAN, MIGRATE
SECURITY APP_PW
AUTHSVC "AUTHSVC"
NOTIFY DIPIN
SYSTEM_ACCESS PROTECTED, NO_OVERRIDE
LDBAL Y

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