3.6 Setting Up Your Environment

Before you can build your Oracle Tuxedo ATMI application in an IDE, you must set the following fundamental parameters in your environment:

• Build type
• Header file
• Filename of the C or C++ file to be created and maintained by BuildTuxedo
• Function names
• Service names

To provide this information, access the BuildTuxedo project_name dialog box in the msdev GUI.

• Specifying the Build Type, Header File, and Filename
  
• How BuildTuxedo Uses the Header File
  
• Specifying Function and Service Names
  
• Specifying a Resource Manager