Run-time System View: Using Tools in Different Configurations


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The BEA Tuxedo system provides tools to create, monitor, and manage both processes and the communication that occurs between processes in a given application. You can use the basic processes and messaging paradigms in many different configurations. Each configuration falls into one of the following run-time categories:

Single machine application—one or more local or remote clients communicate with one or more servers residing on the same machine.
Distributed application across multiple machines—one or more local or remote clients communicate with one or more servers residing on several machines in one domain.
Multiple-domain application—two or more domains communicate with each other.

Run-time System Capabilities

The following table lists the BEA Tuxedo system functionality available in a single-machine application, a distributed application, and a multiple-domain application.

Functionality Available in Different Types of Configurations

Available Functionality	Single-machine Configuration	Multiple-machine (Distributed) Configuration	Multiple-domain Configuration
ATMI	X	X	X
Messaging paradigms	X	X	X
Administrative parts: Bulletin Board (BB), Bulletin Board Liaison (BBL), TLOG, UBBCONFIG, ULOG, TUXCONFIG Distinguished Bulletin Board Liaison (DBBL) Bridges Domains processes: DMADM, GWADM, GWTDOMAIN (for TDomains), dmloadcf, dmunloadcf, and DMCONFIG, DMTLOG and BDMCONFIG	X	X X X	X X X X
Application processes: clients, servers, and services	X	X	X
Queuing	X	X	X
Transaction management	X	X	X
Event management	X	X
Security management	X	X	X