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   Introducing the BEA Tuxedo System

You can configure your application by using command-line utilities such as the vi text editor. Specifically, you can use command-line utilities to write the configuration file, UBBCONFIG, and translate the file from a text format (UBBCONFIG) to a binary format (TUXCONFIG), by running the tmloadcf command. Then you are ready to boot your application.

You can dynamically administer your configuration by adding servers or machines, deleting machines, and so forth. Updating TUXCONFIG (the binary file version), however, does not update the UBBCONFIG (the text file version). To synchronize both files, you need to back them up. To do this, you translate the binary file back to text by running the tmunloadcf command.

Note: The UBBCONFIG is generated and stored by the application administrator in the application directory (APPDIR).

Following is a list of common command-line utilities that you can use to configure your application.

• tmconfig-a command that enables you to update some configuration file parameters, or MIB attributes, and add records to some TUXCONFIG sections while the BEA Tuxedo system application is running.

• tmloadcf-a command that allows you to load the binary TUXCONFIG configuration file.

• tmunloadcf-a command that allows you to translate the binary configuration file back to a text version, so that UBBCONFIG and TUXCONFIG can be synchronized.

• tpacladd, tpaclcvt, tpacldel, and tpaclmod-a set of commands that allow you to create or manage access control lists for applications. These commands enable the use of security-related authorization features.

• tpgrpadd, tpgrpdel, tpgrpmod-a set of commands that allow you to create and manage user groups by using access control lists to authorize access to services, queues, and events.

• tpusradd, tpusrdel, tpusrmod-a set of commands that allow you to create and manage a user database for authorization purposes.

See Also

• UBBCONFIG(5) in BEA Tuxedo File Formats and Data Descriptions Reference

• Creating the Configuration File

• Making Permanent Configuration Changes