Connect TPS 6-1-6-8

authentication keys A-1

BEA TUXEDO. See TUXEDO

BLOCKTIME 4-8, 4-20

boot options 4-5

buffer types

TUXEDO ATMI 1-5

X/Open standard XATMI 1-5

buffers

configuration parameters for mapping 3-6-3-7

definition 3-4

received from local programs 3-5

character set mapping tables

customizing B-1-B-8

description B-2

CICS on IBM MVS 1-1

CLOPT 4-5

compatibility A-2

configuration

setting parameters for 3-14-3-16

configuration file 3-1-3-2

configuration parameters

for managing application errors 3-23

configuring

servers 4-5

Connect TCP

Liaisons. See TCP Liaisons

Connect TPS

administration 6-1-6-8

and TUXEDO architecture 1-2-1-4

compatibility A-2

configuration file. See TPSINIT

control information 1-4

converting input/output data 3-4-3-5

definition 1-1

installing 3-3-3-4

installing on MVS 3-3

installing on NT 3-3

installing on UNIX 3-3

limitations on using A-1-A-2

starting 5-1-5-2

Connect TPS configuration file. See TPSINIT

Connect TPS Handlers. See TPS Handlers

Connect TPS Requesters. See TPS Requesters

connectivity

testing 5-2

with remote regions 5-2

conversational communication A-1

converting

input/output data 3-4-3-5

customizing character set mapping tables B-1-B-8

DEFAULT reserved word

*GATEWAYS section 4-11

*SERVICES section 4-15-4-16

dequeuing by Connect TPS, prioritization for A-1

ERRBUFTYPE 4-20

ERRORLOCATION 4-19

ERRORLOG 4-20

ERRORMATCH 4-19

errors

application 3-23

handling 3-22-3-24

messages C-1-C-12

advertising of 2-2

gencat command B-1, B-7

GWID 4-11, 4-16

GWIPCKEY 4-12

IMS/DC on IBM MVS 1-1

IMS/TM on IBM MVS 1-1

INBUFTYPE 3-6, 3-7, 3-8, 3-11, 3-12, 3-15, 4-17

input/output data

converting 3-4-3-5, 3-25-3-26

INRECTYPE 3-6, 3-7, 3-8, 3-11, 3-12, 3-15, 4-18

installing

Connect TCP 3-3

on MVS 3-3

Connect TPS 3-3-3-4

on NT 3-4

on UNIX 3-3

input buffers to input records 3-8-3-9, 3-14

input records to input buffers 3-11-3-12

locally originated calls 3-6-3-10

output buffers to output records 3-13-3-14

output records to output buffers 3-9-3-10, 3-16

remotely originated calls 3-10-3-14

MAXDATALEN 4-9

MAXHANDLERS 4-12

mode subcommand 5-2, 6-6-6-8

MULTIPLEX 4-12

non-transactional communication A-1

notation conventions xiv-xv

NWADDR 4-13

NWDEVICE 4-13

OUTBUFTYPE 3-6, 3-7, 3-9, 3-11, 3-13, 3-17-3-19, 4-18

OUTRECTYPE 3-6, 3-7, 3-9, 3-11, 3-13, 3-17-3-19, 4-18

PATH 5-1

ping subcommand 5-2

prerequisites. See requirements

printdomain subcommand 6-1-6-4

Programmers x

configuration parameters for mapping 3-6

definition 3-4

remote services

dynamic advertising of 2-2

requirements

knowledge needed by administrators x

knowledge needed by programmers x

RMTACCT 4-13

RMTNAME 4-17

ROOTDIR 5-1

RQADDR 4-5

SCANUNIT 4-8

servers

configuring 4-5

service calls

routing through Connect TPS 1-3

starting Connect TPS 5-1-5-2

stats subcommand 6-1, 6-4-6-6

STRING buffer type 1-6

support

technical xvii

svc_name tag 4-16

mode subcommand 6-1, 6-6-6-8

printdomain subcommand 6-1-6-4

stats subcommand 6-1, 6-4-6-6

tpbroadcast() function A-2

tpgprio() function A-2

tpnotify() function A-2

TPS configuration file. See TPSINIT

TPS Handlers 2-6, 3-5, 3-10

TPS Liaisons 2-6, 3-10

dead 1-5

TPS Requesters 3-5, A-2

dead 1-5

TPSH. See TPS Handlers

TPSINIT 1-6, 2-1, 3-1-3-2, 3-5, 4-1, 4-6-4-20

*GATEWAYS section 4-6, 4-9-4-14

*GENERAL section 4-6-4-9

*SERVICES section 4-6, 4-14-4-20

TPSL. See TPS Liaisons

tpsprio() function A-1

TPSR. See TPS Requesters

translation of data 3-19-3-22

TUXEDO

administration, effects of Connect TPS on 1-7

applications, effects of Connect TPS on 1-5-1-7

architecture and Connect TPS 1-2-1-4

ATMI buffer types 1-5

buffer types 1-5

Bulletin Board 1-4

configuration file. See UBBCONFIG

typed buffers, conversion of 1-6

updating 4-1-4-6

updating *GROUPS section 4-2

updating *SERVERS section 4-3

buffer type 1-6

definitions 1-6, 2-3, 3-25-3-26

X/Open XPG standard format B-1

X/Open XPG-standard format B-7

X_C_TYPE buffer type 1-5

X_COMMON buffer type 1-5

X_OCTET buffer type 1-5