Windows 2000 Platform Considerations


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Windows 2000 Platform Considerations

Keep in mind the following platform-specific considerations when using BEA Tuxedo ATMI on a Windows 2000 platform:

When you specify pathnames, use a back slash (\), not a forward slash (/) to delimit file and directory names. Use a drive letter (such as C:) for all fully qualified paths.
You do not need to specify the .exe suffix for executable files. The suffix is always implied for BEA Tuxedo ATMI for Windows 2000.
Filenames follow Windows 2000 naming conventions. For instance, names ending in .dll identify dynamically-linked libraries; names ending in .lib identify statically linked and imported libraries; names ending in .cmd identify command scripts.
All BEA Tuxedo system executables, command scripts, and dynamically-linked libraries are located in %TUXDIR%\bin. Statically-linked libraries are located in %TUXDIR%\lib.

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