How to configure Weblogic Tuxedo Connector ?

Hi:
I have 2 machines. One machine "A" installed with BEA TUXEDO 8.0 software.
The other machine "B" doesn't have BEA TUXEDO 8.0 software but it has BEA WebLogic
Server 6.1
installed.
My desire is to be able to make a successful application using WebLogic Tuxedo
Connector from the machine "B" to machine "A".
I have tried to follow the instruction for the WebLogic Tuxedo Connector example.
However, I wasn't able to make the application work. I am suspecting that
I must have BEA TUXEDO 8.0 software installed into machine "B" in order to make
it work. Am I right or wrong?

Khanh,
You don't need Tuxedo installed on the same machine as WLS to use WTC.
Your problem must be caused by some error in your configuration, either
in the dmconfig on the Tuxedo side, or the xml config on the WTC side.
I think you will need to post more detail to get any further help.
Regards,
Peter.
Khanh Mai wrote:
Hi:
I have 2 machines. One machine "A" installed with BEA TUXEDO 8.0 software.
The other machine "B" doesn't have BEA TUXEDO 8.0 software but it has BEA WebLogic
Server 6.1
installed.
My desire is to be able to make a successful application using WebLogic Tuxedo
Connector from the machine "B" to machine "A".
I have tried to follow the instruction for the WebLogic Tuxedo Connector example.
However, I wasn't able to make the application work. I am suspecting that
I must have BEA TUXEDO 8.0 software installed into machine "B" in order to make
it work. Am I right or wrong?

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