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Client Setup While Using Tuxedo

The following environment variables must be set on the client systems in order to access the Tuxedo Application Servers. While the clients can be either Native or Workstation, only the WSNADDR variable is applicable to Workstation clients. All other variables are for Native clients.

Variable

Value

TUXDIR

Set to the directory where Tuxedo is installed.
Example:
TUXDIR=c:\tuxedo

TUXCONFIG

Set to the full path name of the binary configuration file that results from the UBBCONFIG file.
Example:
TUXCONFIG=$MODELDIR/inqload/tuxconfig

PATH

Set to the search path for commands. This should include %TUXDIR%/bin.
Example:
PATH=%TUXDIR%\bin;%PATH%

INCLUDE

Set to the directory for Tuxedo header files. This should include %TUXDIR%\include
Example:
INCLUDE=%TUXDIR%\include;%INCLUDE%

LIB

Set to the directory for Tuxedo library files. This should include %TUXDIR%\lib.
Example:
LIB=%TUXDIR%\lib;%LIB%

WSNADDR

Set to indicate the Host name and the Port number where the Tuxedo WSL is running.
Example:
WSNADDR=//razor:7878, where razor is the machine name of the server and 7878 is the port number on which the WSL is listening.

VIEWDIR32

Set to a semi-colon separated list of directories specifying the directory location of the view object files.
Example:
VIEWDIR32=c:\model\sample

VIEWFILES32

Set to a comma- separated list of view object filenames generated for the application.
Example:
VIEWFILES32=<Pstep1>.VV, <Pstep2>.VV,…

AEPATH

Search path for executable load modules.

Set to a semicolon-delimited list of directory paths that indicate a search order for the user's application directory(s).

Example:

AEPATH=[directory_1;directory_2;...directory_n]

Note: It is expected that each directory on the AEPATH contains an inqload directory where the executable load modules should reside.