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Tuxedo DP Application Development and Deployment

The following are the steps necessary to develop and deploy a CA Gen Distributed Processing application. See the appropriate chapter for a more detailed explanation of each step.

1. Determine if clients will communicate with Tuxedo servers using the Tuxedo ATMI interface or the CA Gen Tuxedo Proxy Client. Using the Tuxedo Proxy Client implies the Gen DPC applications will use TCP/IP to communicate to the Tuxedo execution environment.
2. Design and develop the Tuxedo DP application.
3. If using Tuxedo ATMI to communicate between the DPC and DPS, a generated Tuxedo DPS application is capable of supporting server-to-server flows. Transactional behavior for server-to-server flows needs to be considered.
4. Specify Tuxedo properties using either Packaging or Generation. This includes packaging considerations and detailing Server Manager and individual PStep properties.
5. Generate and build the files for either a local or remote installation.
   • Remote and local generation is performed using the CA Gen Toolset. Remote generation is also performed using the CSE Construction Client.
   • You can build the application executable programs either locally or remotely.
6. Customize the client and server user exits as necessary.
7. Configure and deploy the Tuxedo Application Servers.
8. Configure the clients to access the Tuxedo Application Servers.
9. Test and run the cooperative application.