URGENT - Configuring "wsrmapp" under SALT to execute on a Linux Box

Hi
I am new to Tuxedo and need URGENT help in configuring the wsrmapp to execute on my system. I get the below error when I build the app.
1. What values are to be provided to MAKE, MAKEFILE in the setenv.sh file?
2. I have not built atmi/bankapp and directly using this program. Is this fine or bankapp has to be built first?
3. Will this app create WSDL's of the bankapp services? I need to call this app from a BPEL process and hence would like to know if this is feasible.
Also, please help me resolve the below build errors.
[orafusion@BG4BORACAPSRV1W wsrmapp]$ ant all
Buildfile: build.xml
Trying to override old definition of datatype clientgen
init:
buildtux:
[exec] make: makefile: No such file or directory
[exec] make: *** No rule to make target `makefile'. Stop.
[exec]
[exec] CMDTUX_CAT:1800: WARN: Server RESTART set to Y and MAXGEN set < 2 on server entry TMMETADATA
[exec] CMDTUX_CAT:883: ERROR: tmloadcf cannot run on an active node
[exec] Parsing configuration "/u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/gwws.dep" (08-04-2010 09:03:51:845)
[exec] Parse succeed (08-04-2010 09:03:51:886)
[exec]
[exec] tmadmin - Copyright (c) 1996-2010 Oracle.
[exec] Portions * Copyright 1986-1997 RSA Data Security, Inc.
[exec] All Rights Reserved.
[exec] Distributed under license by Oracle.
[exec] Tuxedo is a registered trademark.
[exec]
[exec] >
[exec] TMADMIN_CAT:512: ERROR: Cannot create device /u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/bankdl1, start 0, size 2560 on /u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/bankdl1
[exec] >
[exec] >
[exec] echo on
[exec] create database bankdb with ( DEVNAME='/u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/bankdl1',
[exec] IPCKEY=80953, LOGBLOCKING=0, MAXDEV=1,
[exec] NBLKTBL=200, NBLOCKS=2048, NBUF=70, NFIELDS=80,
[exec] NFILES=20, NFLDNAMES=60, NFREEPART=40, NLCKTBL=200,
[exec] NLINKS=80, NPREDS=10, NPROCTBL=20, NSKEYS=20,
[exec] NSWAP=50, NTABLES=20, NTRANTBL=20, PERM='0666',
[exec] STATISTICS='n'
[exec] )\g
[exec] sql: Operation 'LIBSQL_CAT:45: create database': fs error
[exec] sql: LIBDUX_CAT:13: illegal database name--not found or not unique
[exec]
[exec]
[exec] create table BRANCH (
[exec] BRANCH_ID integer not null,
[exec] BALANCE real,
[exec] LAST_ACCT integer,
[exec] LAST_TELLER integer,
[exec] PHONE char(14),
[exec] ADDRESS char(60),
[exec] primary key(BRANCH_ID)
[exec] ) with (
[exec] FILETYPE='hash', ICF='PI', FIELDED='FML',
[exec] BLOCKLEN=1024, DBLKS=8, OVBLKS=2
[exec] )\g
[exec] sql: Operation 'create table': rm error
[exec] sql: LIBDUX_CAT:454: invalid file name or file identifier
[exec]
[exec]
[exec] create table ACCOUNT (
[exec] ACCOUNT_ID integer not null,
[exec] BRANCH_ID integer not null,
[exec] SSN char(12) not null,
[exec] BALANCE real,
[exec] ACCT_TYPE character,
[exec] LAST_NAME char(20),
[exec] FIRST_NAME char(20),
[exec] MID_INIT character,
[exec] PHONE char(14),
[exec] ADDRESS char(60),
[exec] primary key (ACCOUNT_ID)
[exec] ) with (
[exec] FILETYPE='hash', ICF='ST', FIELDED='FML',
[exec] BLOCKLEN=1024, DBLKS=100, OVBLKS=25
[exec] )\g
[exec] sql: Operation 'create table': rm error
[exec] sql: LIBDUX_CAT:454: invalid file name or file identifier
[exec]
[exec]
[exec] create table TELLER (
[exec] TELLER_ID integer not null,
[exec] BRANCH_ID integer not null,
[exec] BALANCE real,
[exec] LAST_NAME char(20),
[exec] FIRST_NAME char(20),
[exec] MID_INIT character,
[exec] primary key (TELLER_ID)
[exec] ) with (
[exec] FILETYPE='hash', ICF='ST', FIELDED='FML',
[exec] BLOCKLEN=1024, DBLKS=8, OVBLKS=2
[exec] )\g
[exec] sql: Operation 'create table': rm error
[exec] sql: LIBDUX_CAT:454: invalid file name or file identifier
[exec]
[exec]
[exec] create table HISTORY (
[exec] ACCOUNT_ID integer not null,
[exec] TELLER_ID integer not null,
[exec] BRANCH_ID integer not null,
[exec] AMOUNT real
[exec] ) with (
[exec] FILETYPE='heap', ICF='ST', FIELDED='FML',
[exec] BLOCKLEN=1024, DBLKS=800, OVBLKS=10
[exec] )\g
[exec] sql: Operation 'create table': rm error
[exec] sql: LIBDUX_CAT:454: invalid file name or file identifier
[exec]
[exec]
[exec] create index ANAMEIDX on ACCOUNT (LAST_NAME, FIRST_NAME, MID_INIT)
[exec] with (
[exec] BLOCKLEN=1024, DBLKS=0, FILETYPE='BTREE',
[exec] ICF='ST', LINKNAME='name_acct', LINKTYPE='indx',
[exec] MULTIREC='n', OVBLKS=30, SPARSE='n'
[exec] )\g
[exec] sql: Operation 'create index (index file)': rm error
[exec] sql: LIBDUX_CAT:454: invalid file name or file identifier
[exec]
[exec]
[exec] create index TNAMEIDX on TELLER (LAST_NAME, FIRST_NAME, MID_INIT)
[exec] with (
[exec] BLOCKLEN=1024, DBLKS=0, FILETYPE='BTREE',
[exec] ICF='ST', LINKNAME='name_tell', LINKTYPE='indx',
[exec] MULTIREC='n', OVBLKS=5, SPARSE='n'
[exec] )\g
[exec] sql: Operation 'create index (index file)': rm error
[exec] sql: LIBDUX_CAT:454: invalid file name or file identifier
[exec]
[exec]
[exec] \q
[exec] crbankdb.sh successful.
[exec] tmadmin - Copyright (c) 1996-2010 Oracle.
[exec] Portions * Copyright 1986-1997 RSA Data Security, Inc.
[exec] All Rights Reserved.
[exec] Distributed under license by Oracle.
[exec] Tuxedo is a registered trademark.
[exec]
[exec] > Echo now on.
[exec]
[exec] TMADMIN_CAT:512: ERROR: Cannot create device /u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/TLOG, start 0, size 500 on /u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/TLOG
[exec] > crdl -b 500 -z /u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/TLOG
[exec]
[exec] > q
[exec] crtlog.sh successful.
[exec] CMDTUX_CAT:6725: ERROR: Repository file /u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/work/tux/bankapp.repos is locked by another program
BUILD FAILED
/u02/app/oracle/Middleware/Tuxedo1/tuxedo11gR1/TestSamples/samples/salt/wsrmapp/build.xml:116: exec returned: 1
Total time: 3 seconds

Hi,
SHM mode is also called shared memory mode, i.e., all communication occurs via shared memory mechanism, primarily IPC queues. MP stands for multiple processor mode meaning Tuxedo running on multiple host machines, i.e., a cluster style deployment. The difference is solely administrative, i.e., no application change is required. For testing purposes you can run Tuxedo in MP mode even on a single machine. If you download the Virtual Machine I referenced, you can see this in the brokerapp domain.
Regards,
Todd Little
Oracle Tuxedo Chief Architect

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