Multiple servers on a single machine

Hi,
Can multiple server processes be run on a single machine?
I wish to compile each server module independently and run them individually so
that if one goes down,the other processes doesn't affect.
Can we start all the server modules using single tmboot command?
How can we write a bea configuration file that suits the above requirements?
Please suggest me on this.

Subhash,
It is normal to have more than one Tuxedo server process running on a
machine, exactly as you describe. In fact, if you include the system
supplied servers that run (BBL, etc.) then all Tuxedo applications have
more than 1 server.
I suggest that you take a look at the Bankapp tutorial that comes with
Tuxedo, this (and the associated documentation) should give you
step-by-step answers to all your questions.
Regards,
Peter.
subhash wrote:
Hi,
Can multiple server processes be run on a single machine?
I wish to compile each server module independently and run them individually so
that if one goes down,the other processes doesn't affect.
Can we start all the server modules using single tmboot command?
How can we write a bea configuration file that suits the above requirements?
Please suggest me on this.

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          > 1. Do I have to have a separate multicast address for each cluster, or
          can
          > I use the same address since the clusters are on different ports?
          Different multicast addresses.
          >
          > 2. In the NSAPI plug-in, you simple specify a list of all the servers for
          a
          > cluster. Are there any issues with having the machine/port names in this
          > list belonging to different clusters?
          In-memory replication will not work.
          >
          > Thanks,
          > Bob
          >
          >
          >

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