Bookshelf of BEA TUXEDO Guides (HTML and PDF format)

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For information about administering BEA TUXEDO applications, see the BEA WebLogic Enterprise Administration Guide. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]	This document describes the BEA TUXEDO for OpenVMS product and provides instructions for building BEA TUXEDO applications on an OpenVMS platform. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]
This document acquaints new users with the BEA TUXEDO system, introduces new terms, and describes the application development process using a sample application. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]	This document provides a high-level view of each component of the BEA TUXEDO system: the core system, Workstation, /Q, Domains, and TxRPC. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]
This document describes how to install and use the BEA TUXEDO system on the AS/400 platform. [PDF Version]	This document provides information on coding application clients and servers. It reviews: the Application Transaction Monitor Interface (ATMI), how to receive messages from client processes, send messages between servers, and return responses to clients. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]
This document provides information for COBOL programmers who develop application clients and servers using the COBOL language binding ATMI. It also describes the BEA TUXEDO application development process. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]	This document describes how to store a request in a BEA TUXEDO application for guaranteed processing at a later time. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]
This document describes how to configure and administer applications that take advantage of Domains, a BEA TUXEDO system feature that enables multiple applications to communicate. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]	This document provides information for programmers using the remote procedure call feature (TxPRC) of the BEA TUXEDO system. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]
This document describes the function, benefits, and costs of using the File Manipulation Language (FML). It also explains how to use FML or C language functions to define and manipulate storage structures called fielded buffers in applications. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]	This document provides information on installing and upgrading the BEA TUXEDO system on Windows 95 and NT. It also provides instructions on developing and configuring an application on Windows NT. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]
This document defines terms used in the BEA TUXEDO documentation. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]	This document describes how to access a BEA TUXEDO application from a network of workstations. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]
This document explains how to install the BEA TUXEDO system software and online documentation. It assumes a knowledge of the UNIX operating system and workstation platforms on which the BEA TUXEDO system runs. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]	.	Section 1 - Commands [HTML] [PDF] Section 3C - C Functions [HTML] [PDF] Section 3CBL - COBOL Functions [HTML] [PDF] Section 3FML - FML Functions [HTML] [PDF] Section 5 - File Formats and Data Descriptions [HTML] [PDF]
The BEA WebLogic Enterprise and BEA TUXEDO System Messages are numbered and organized in catalogs, based on the parts of the BEA WebLogic Enterprise or BEA TUXEDO system from which they are generated. [HTML Version] [PDF Version]

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