Start the Generated Application on UNIX and Linux

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Start the Generated Application on UNIX and Linux

You can remotely trace all the generated C applications on UNIX and Linux Systems remotely using the Diagram Trace Utility running on Windows. For each application, set the AEPATH environment variable when invoking the application through AEF. The following table lists the C applications that you can invoke and trace:

Language Runtime	Invocation Method	AEPATH
Distributed Processing Server	AEFAD. WebSphere, MQ or Tuxedo	AEFAD—Set before you start AEFAD Tuxedo—Set before issuing tmboot WebSphere MQ—Set before starting individual load module Create a .ksh file to launch the AEFAD and AEFUF before you execute the C Servers. Sample .ksh file: export AEPATH 'pwd' “:”$IEFH aefad -t 15 aefuf -t 15 Execute the .ksh file from the model directory to set the current directory in AEPATH. Create a similar .ksh file for launching Tuxedo and WebSphere MQ servers.
Block Mode Commandline	Command Line	Set before invoking an application
Block Mode Interactive	AEF	Set before invoking AEF

Language Runtime

Invocation Method

AEPATH

Distributed Processing Server

AEFAD. WebSphere, MQ or Tuxedo

AEFAD—Set before you start AEFAD

Tuxedo—Set before issuing tmboot

WebSphere MQ—Set before starting individual load module

Create a .ksh file to launch the AEFAD and AEFUF before you execute the C Servers.

Sample .ksh file:

export AEPATH 'pwd' “:”$IEFH

aefad -t 15

aefuf -t 15

Execute the .ksh file from the model directory to set the current directory in AEPATH.

Create a similar .ksh file for launching Tuxedo and WebSphere MQ servers.

Block Mode Commandline

Command Line

Set before invoking an application

Block Mode Interactive

AEF

Set before invoking AEF