Purpose of This Document
Who Should Read This Document
How This Document Is Organized
Documentation Conventions
Related Documentation
M3 Documentation
BEA Publications
Other Publications
Contact Information
Documentation Support
Customer Support
Checking Your Package
Hardware and Software Prerequisites
For UNIX Systems
For Microsoft Windows NT, 95, and 98 Systems
Managing Files and Databases
Assigning File Ownership on UNIX Systems
Allocating Disk Space
Selecting Directories for the M3 Files
For All Platforms
For All Server Platforms Supporting the BEA Administration Console
Selecting an Administrative Password
Configuring the M3 System for Microsoft Windows NT
Configuring the UNIX Operating System for the M3 Software
Semaphores
Message Queues and Messages
Shared Memory
Other Kernel Tuning Parameters
Calculating IPC Requirements
Platforms Supported
Installing the M3 Software on Microsoft Windows NT Systems
Preinstallation Consideration: Backing Up Files
Microsoft Windows NT Installation Procedure
Setting Microsoft Windows NT Environment Variables
Installing the M3 Software Product License After You Install the M3 Software
Running Simpapp to Verify the M3 Software Installation on Microsoft Windows NT
Installing the M3 Software on Microsoft Windows 95 and 98 Systems
Removing (Uninstalling) the M3 Software from Your System
Platforms Supported
Installing the M3 Software on UNIX Systems
Preinstallation Consideration: Backing Up Files
UNIX Installation Procedure
Installing the M3 Software License After You Install the M3 Software
Running Simpapp to Verify the M3 Software Installation
Removing (Uninstalling) the M3 Software from Your System
System Requirements
Platforms Supported
Hardware Requirements
Operating System Requirements
Browser Requirements
Setting Up Your Environment
Starting tuxwsvr
Starting wlisten
Starting the BEA Administration Console
Configuring the M3 System for Microsoft Windows NT
Accessing the Control Panel Applet
Accessing Machines on a Network
Modifying Environment Variables
Directing M3 Messages to the Microsoft Windows NT Event Log
Configuring tlisten Processes to Start Automatically
Maximizing System Performance
Setting Up Your Environment on UNIX Systems
Editing a UBBCONFIG File
Verifying IPC Requirements
Creating the Universal Device List and TLOG
Creating the UDL
Creating the TLOG
Starting the tlisten Process on UNIX Systems
Using the TYPE Parameter in the UBBCONFIG File
Important Consideration About the Browser Installed with the Help System
Supported Platforms
Digital UNIX Version 4.0d on DEC Alpha
Available BEA M3 Version 2.2 Packages
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Network Requirements
Disk Space Requirements
Mounting and Unmounting the CD
Tuning Parameters
HP-UX Version 10.20 and 11.0 on HP 9000 Series 800
Available BEA M3 Version 2.2 Packages
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Network Requirements
Disk Space Requirements
Mounting and Unmounting the CD
Tuning Parameters
IBM-AIX Version 4.2.1 on RS/6000 and SP2
Available BEA M3 Version 2.2 Packages
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Network Requirements
Disk Space Requirements
Mounting and Unmounting the CD
Tuning Parameters
Microsoft Windows NT Version 4.0 on Intel
Available BEA M3 Version 2.2 Packages
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Network Requirements
Disk Space Requirements
Tuning Parameters
Microsoft Windows NT Version 4.0 on DEC Alpha
Available BEA M3 Version 2.2 Packages
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Network Requirements
Disk Space Requirements
Tuning Parameters
Microsoft Windows 95 and 98
Available BEA M3 Version 2.2 Packages
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Network Requirements
Disk Space Requirements
Solaris Version 2.51 and 2.6 UltraSPARC
Available BEA M3 Version 2.2 Packages
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Network Requirements
Disk Space Requirements
Mounting and Unmounting the CD
Tuning Parameters