Tuxedo 8.1 client

I'm either blind or stupid but I can't find the download URL for Tuxedo 8.1. Can'r fint under download at oracle.com or edelivery.com.
Please anyone?
ps.
I must say it was much better at Bea time

HI,
when i try clicking the links available fro download...
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/tuxedo/index.html
and then i click
**for Solaris Operating System (x86-64 64-bit) (82,078,413 bytes)**
it takes me to a new page ..showing a shell script and contents like below :
pls help
it seems instead of download it opens another url
http://download.oracle.com/otn/bea/tuxedo/11g/tuxedo11gR1_64_sol_10_x86.bin
Thanks Joyita

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Juan Melis wrote:
Hi,
I'am trying install Tuxedo 8.0 Client over
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Brian:
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HI,
when i try clicking the links available fro download...
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/tuxedo/index.html
and then i click
**for Solaris Operating System (x86-64 64-bit) (82,078,413 bytes)**
it takes me to a new page ..showing a shell script and contents like below :
pls help
it seems instead of download it opens another url
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Thanks Joyita

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Hi,
I'am trying install Tuxedo 8.0 Client over
RedHat 2.1 Advanced Server. The installation
hangs and the ps command shows a java process defunct.
I suspect that the .java_wrapper packaged
in the tuxedo80_linux.bin fails.
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Juan Melis wrote:
Hi,
I'am trying install Tuxedo 8.0 Client over
RedHat 2.1 Advanced Server. The installation
hangs and the ps command shows a java process defunct.
I suspect that the .java_wrapper packaged
in the tuxedo80_linux.bin fails.
Does somebody have any idea?
Thanks in advance.
Juan

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Hello Rodrigo,
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production system.
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<Tom Gaines> wrote in message news:[email protected]..
All -
I realize that version 6.5 is ancient software now, but it's what we'rerunning. I'm also a very inexperienced Tuxedo user, but I have worked with
Unix and databases for many years now.
>
We have the occasional LIBTUX_CAT:476 (lost message)
and LIBTUX_CAT:477 (server died)
errors now, and they've been occurring every few minutes
since last Thursday for no apparent reason. These errors
in the ULOG are accompanied by a restart of the dead
server. Our users, however, complain of massive waits in
their applications, and we can't go on like this in our
production system.
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T ID KEY MODE OWNER GROUP CREATOR CGROUP <snip>
q 134853 0 --rw-rw-rw- tuxedo admin oraGCMN dba <snip>
I've edited this slightly to eliminate confusion.
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located on a UNIX server.
Each application needs to communicate with a different UNIX server (e.g., application
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client.
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Matt wrote:
We have several different MS VC++ "fat client" applications that we want to run
on the same NT 4.0 PC.
Each application uses the Tuxedo 7.1 client to communicate with Tuxedo services
located on a UNIX server.
Each application needs to communicate with a different UNIX server (e.g., application
A1 needs Tuxedo
service T1 located on UNIX server S1, application A2 needs Tuxedo service T2 located
on UNIX server
S2). We'd like to load the Tuxedo 7.1 client software in such a way that each
individual application
controls which server it uses. One way to do that is through registry entries
specific to each application.
We are looking for some documentation or tips on other/better ways to configure
which server the PC
application communicates with. We are also looking for some documentation or
tips on how to best
configure an application that needs to subscribe to services from several different
servers (e.g.,
application A needs Tuxedo service T1 on server S1 and Tuxedo service T2 on server
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