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Enabling Tuxedo Servers for Java Client Access

You can build Tuxedo Servers for access by traditional C clients, with some minor changes as follows:

• The {PStep}.tvf file compile results are stored in a {PStep}.TV file.
• A symbolic link, {PStep}.V, is created to point to {PStep}.TV.

In addition, all the information that is needed for Java client access to the Tuxedo Servers is generated in the form of two files: {PStep}.sh and {PStep}.jvf. Users must explicitly enable the Tuxedo Servers for access by Java-based clients as follows:

• Shutdown the Tuxedo Servers, if they are up and running.
• Execute all the {PStep}.sh scripts for all of the affected servers. These scripts:
  • Compile the {PStep}.jvf to obtain the {PStep}.JV files.
  • Copy the {PStep}.JV files to the inqload directory.
  • Change the symbolic link {PStep}.V to point to {PStep}.JV.

  Notes:

  Only C clients can access Tuxedo Servers if the symbolic link {PStep}.V points to {PStep}.TV.

  Both C and Java clients can access Tuxedo Servers if the symbolic link {PStep}.V points to {PStep}.JV.