3.2 Using Development Tool

Oracle Tuxedo ATMI integrates into the Microsoft Visual C++.Net IDE (msdev) and emulates the functionality of msdev when integration is not possible. This integration makes it easier for you to develop Oracle Tuxedo ATMI applications for 64-bit and 32-bit Windows operating systems.

The coding required to create Oracle Tuxedo ATMI service requests, send requests, set up conversational connections, and get replies is fundamentally the same in both UNIX and Windows Server environments.

BuildTuxedo is a single development tool, tightly integrated with the msdev build environment, that developers can use instead of the buildserver, buildclient, and buildclt commands to develop an Oracle Tuxedo application. (Of course, these commands are still available for those who prefer to use them.) The BuildTuxedo system operates seamlessly on all currently supported Windows environments.