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Using the Tuxedo TOP END Domain Gateway with ATMI Applications
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Introducing the BEA Tuxedo TOP END Domain Gateway
What Is the TOP END Domain Gateway?
Features of the TOP END Domain Gateway
Understanding How the TOP END Domain Gateway Works
BEA Tuxedo and BEA TOP END Terminology
BEA Tuxedo Architecture Overview
BEA TOP END Architecture Overview
How a BEA Tuxedo User Views the TEDG
How a BEA TOP END User Views the TEDG
Interconnecting Systems with the TOP END Domain Gateway
Interoperability Scenarios Between the BEA TOP END and BEA Tuxedo Systems
How the TEDG Handles Connections and Message Passing
Request/Response Message Passing
BEA Tuxedo Client to BEA TOP END Server
BEA TOP END Client to BEA Tuxedo Server
Conversational Message Passing
Establishing Connections Between BEA Tuxedo and BEA TOP END Systems
Connecting at Boot Time (ON_STARTUP)
Connecting When a Client Program Requests a Remote Service (ON_DEMAND)
Accepting Incoming Connections Only (INCOMING_ONLY)
BEA Tuxedo Data-Dependent Routing (DDR)
BEA TOP END Message Sensitive Routing (MSR)
Formats and Message Content Conversion (MCC)
How the TEDG Handles Queue Processing
How the TEDG Supports Transactions
Transaction Identifier Mapping
Characteristics of the BEA Tuxedo ATMI
Supported ATMI Features and Functions
Characteristics of the BEA TOP END CSI
Supported CSI Features and Routines
Understanding Security Between the BEA TOP END and BEA Tuxedo Systems
Overview of BEA TOP END Security
Authentication and Authorization
Overview of BEA Tuxedo Security
How Security Is Handled by the TEDG
How BEA Tuxedo to BEA TOP END Security Works
How BEA TOP END to BEA Tuxedo Security Works
How the TEDG Establishes a Secure Connection to the NI
Configuring the TOP END Domain Gateway
Rules for Configuring the TEDG
Configuring a TEDG Node on the BEA TOP END System
Communicating with BEA TOP END Systems Using Extended Node Names
Sample Section of a UBBCONFIG File
Domains Terminology Improvements
Editing the DM_LOCAL_DOMAINS Section
Defining the Required Parameters
Defining the Optional Parameters
Editing the DM_REMOTE_DOMAINS Section
Defining the Required Parameters
Defining the Required Parameters
Editing the DM_LOCAL_SERVICES Section
Defining Service and Queue Mapping Entries
Configuration Guidelines for DM_LOCAL_SERVICES
Defining Service Type Parameters
Defining QSPACE Type Parameters
Defining QNAME Type Parameters
Editing the DM_REMOTE_SERVICES Section
Defining Service and Queue Mapping Entries
Configuration Guidelines for the DM_REMOTE_SERVICES
Defining the Service Type Parameters
Defining QSPACE Type Parameters
Defining QNAME Type Parameters
Configuring Security Between BEA TOP END and BEA Tuxedo Systems
How Security Is Provided Between BEA Tuxedo and BEA TOP END Systems
Configuring Security in a BEA Tuxedo System
Defining Security in the UBBCONFIG File
Defining Security in the DMCONFIG File
Using BEA Tuxedo Security Administration Tools to Authorize Intersystem Access
Defining a BEA TOP END Password for the TEDG
Using BEA TOP END Security Administration Tools to Authorize Intersystem Access
Configuring TEDG-to-NI Encryption and Authentication
Communicating with Multiple BEA TOP END Systems
Configuring Multiple GWTOPEND Processes
Defining Multiple Processes in the UBBCONFIG file
Sample Configuration File for a TOP END Domain Gateway
Functions Available for the BEA TOP END EBANK Product
BEA Tuxedo Service Mappings for the EBANK Functions
SERVICE and QUEUE Mappings for the BEA Tuxedo Service "balance"
Sample DMCONFIG File for the TEDG
Administering the TEDG During Run Time
Understanding Run-time Administration
Using the dmadmin Command Interpreter
Defining a BEA TOP END Password
Part III. Programming Considerations
Using the BEA Tuxedo ATMI (API) with the TEDG
Limitations of Supported ATMI Features
Using the BEA TOP END CSI with the TEDG
Limitations of Supported CSI Facilities
Request/Response Mode Programming
Using Request/Response Messaging with the TEDG
How Messages Are Passed from BEA Tuxedo Clients to BEA TOP END Servers
How the TEDG Works with BEA Tuxedo Clients
How the TEDG Maps Client Requests
How the TEDG Works with BEA TOP END Servers
How the TEDG Maps BEA TOP END Server Send Flags
How Messages Are Passed from BEA TOP END Clients to BEA Tuxedo Servers
How the TEDG Works with BEA TOP END Clients
How the TEDG Maps Client Requests
How the TEDG Works with BEA Tuxedo Servers
Conversational Mode Programming
Using Conversational Messaging with the TEDG
How Messages Are Passed from BEA Tuxedo Clients to BEA TOP END Servers
How the TEDG Works with BEA Tuxedo Clients
How the TEDG Maps Clients Requests
How the TEDG Works with BEA TOP END Servers
How the TEDG Maps BEA TOP END Server Send Flags
How Messages Are Passed from BEA TOP END Clients to BEA Tuxedo Servers
How the TEDG Works with BEA TOP END Clients
How the TEDG Maps Client Requests
How the TEDG Works with BEA Tuxedo Servers
How the TEDG Maps BEA Tuxedo Server Flags
Using Reliable Queuing with the TEDG
Common Queuing Capabilities Supported by the TEDG
Unsupported BEA Tuxedo /Q Capabilities
Unsupported BEA TOP END RTQ Capabilities
How BEA Tuxedo Clients Enqueue Messages to RTQ
How the TEDG Works with BEA Tuxedo Clients
How the TEDG Maps Client Requests
How BEA TOP END Clients Enqueue Messages to /Q
How the TEDG Works with BEA TOP END Clients
How the TEDG Maps Client RTQ Requests
Transactional Support Programming
Using Transactions with the TEDG
Transaction Capabilities Supported by the TEDG
Transaction Design Consideration
How the TEDG Supports Security
How BEA Tuxedo Client Requests Are Authorized
How to Establish Security for BEA TOP END Services/RTQ Queues
How BEA TOP END Client Requests Are Authorized
How to Establish Security for BEA Tuxedo Services/Queue Spaces
How Security Is Provided for the TEDG Network Connection
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