User-written client applications targeting a Tuxedo server environment fall into one of two types. The first being native clients, which reside on the same physical machine as do the target servers. The second being Workstation clients which reside on a machine separately from the target servers.
A different set of dependency libraries are required depending upon where the client resides with respect to the server. A compilation define WS_CLIENT must also be defined when building Workstation clients. This enables the correct selection of libraries to support flows to the Tuxedo Server environments which reside on a machine separate from the client applications.
By default, when built on a UNIX platform, the supplied example makefile builds the sample C Proxy application as a native client application. The makefile can be modified to build Workstation clients as well.
Note: Windows platforms will only support Workstation client applications. As mentioned, native clients communicate with servers residing on the same machine. CA Gen Tuxedo servers are not supported on Windows platforms thus it follows that native clients are not supported on Windows platforms.
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