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What Is a Multiple-domain Configuration
A multiple-domain configuration consists of two or more domains that communicate with each other. Each domain may be either a single-machine configuration or a multiple-machine configuration. Inter-domain communication is achieved through a highly asynchronous multitasking gateway that processes outgoing and incoming service requests to or from all domains. Multiple BEA Tuxedo domains can be connected, allowing clients in one domain transparent access to services physically located in remote domains. Each domain can share services and data, but is administered separately.
The BEA Tuxedo system provides different types of gateways to accommodate various network transport protocols. Following are the different types of Domains gateways:
The BEA eLink for Mainframe-TCP for IMS is a gateway connectivity feature that provides transparent communications between client and server transactions in an IMS system and a BEA Tuxedo domain, a CICS system, or another IMS system.
The basic parts of a multiple-domain configuration are illustrated in the following diagram.
Multiple-domain Configuration
Parts of a Multiple-domain Configuration
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