ITKO LISA Virtualize

Hello:
Trying to use LISA to virtualize a Tuxedo gateway connection via WTC to a WebLogic application. In order for the service to be virtualized activities have to be recorded by LISA sitting as a proxy and listening to the conversation between Tuxedo gateway and WTC. The problem is that TDOMAIN is not a supported transport protocol for LISA. Is TDOMAIN compatible with any known transport protocol? Any idea how this can be addressed?
For further information about LISA Virtualize go to www.itko.com.
Thanks.

Hi Ransford,
Unfortunately the /TDomains protocol is an Oracle proprietary protocol and unlike any other protocol. I didn't get a chance to thoroughly investigate LISA, so I don't really know what other options you might be able to use. This is something you should probably take up with iTKO. Another possibility would be to use SALT and SOAP/HTTP instead of the Tuxedo domain gateway, although there would be more overhead in doing that as all of your Tuxedo traffic would need to be converted to/from XML by the SALT gateway. But that would give you a standard protocol (HTTP).
Regards,
Todd Little
Oracle Tuxedo Chief Architect

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