WebLogic Tuxedo Connector config question.

I am not sured if I experienced a network configuration problem that my WebLogic
Tuxedo Connector application from My machine "B" (which is a PC with window
2000 and WebLogic Server 6.1 installed ) to My machine "A" (which is a UNIX
work station with BEA TUXEDO installed).
I have decided to do an experiment and receive a result like this:
Situation 1:
1) Machine "A" ( UNIX Work Station ... ) hosts a RMI server process.
2) Machine "B" ( PC Win 2K ... ) run a RMI client process to request
a service from RMI server above.
Result: It 's OK
Situation 2:
1) Machine "B" hosts a RMI server
2) Machine "A" run a RMI client to request a service from RMI server above.
Result: NOT OK
Does it mean that if my situation 2 doesn't work so is My WebLogic Tuxedo Connector
application?
Many Thanks
Khanh

Khanh,
The samples/examples/wtc/atmi/simpserv example shows how to export
a service defined in WLS to Tuxedo. The problem that you ran into can
be anything from a configuration error to a usage that was not supported
for the 6.1 release. Please check the example, your logs and the release
notes for WLS/WTC 6.1.
Bob Finan
Khanh Mai wrote:
I am not sured if I experienced a network configuration problem that my WebLogic
Tuxedo Connector application from My machine "B" (which is a PC with window
2000 and WebLogic Server 6.1 installed ) to My machine "A" (which is a UNIX
work station with BEA TUXEDO installed).
I have decided to do an experiment and receive a result like this:
Situation 1:
1) Machine "A" ( UNIX Work Station ... ) hosts a RMI server process.
2) Machine "B" ( PC Win 2K ... ) run a RMI client process to request
a service from RMI server above.
Result: It 's OK
Situation 2:
1) Machine "B" hosts a RMI server
2) Machine "A" run a RMI client to request a service from RMI server above.
Result: NOT OK
Does it mean that if my situation 2 doesn't work so is My WebLogic Tuxedo Connector
application?
Many Thanks
Khanh

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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.
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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
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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
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it work. Am I right or wrong?

Weblogic Tuxedo Connector configuration issue

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I must implement a client app in Java running over Weblogic 9.23 to connect to a Tuxedo service using WTC (Weblogic Tuxedo Connector).
I'm using JATMI api based in this schema:
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Hi:
This information is done under-the-covers through configuration:
"Security and client authentication is provided by configuring the Remote TDM and Imported Services MBean components of a WTCServer MBean. This pathway is created when the WebLogic Server is started and a WTCServer MBean is present in the config.xml file and assigned (targeted) to a server."
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs91/wtc_atmi/Clients.html
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a remote access point to your service provider's domains.
Here is the WTC admin guide link:
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'Weblogic Tuxedo Connector' remote services configuration

Hi All,
I'm trying to use Weblogic Tuxedo Connector to call an external Tuxedo from my
Weblogic server.
I have already configured a local domain for my weblogic server and a remote server
for my external Tuxedo server, and it works fine...
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services running in my Tuxedo.
Can I bypass this definition setting using some default value?
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Josep,
The doc is not exactly correct. While it is true that the WTC
configuration only
provides for static configuration(there is no usage of runtime mbeans
yet), the
WLS SERVER does not need to be restarted in order for configuration
changes to
take effect. The WTC SERVICE must be restarted.
The WTCService that is running on the the WLS server is turned on and off
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of services
exported by Tuxedo, modify the MBean configuration accordingly,
undeploy/redeploy
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for the
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Josep Freixes wrote:
I post this message just to let you known that I think that this cannot be done.
In the WTC 7.0 documentation (see http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs70/wtc_admin/Install.html#1107584),
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paragraph:
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or export new services.
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"John Wells" <[email protected]> wrote:
That bit can be fixed in WLS 7.0. There are Management Beans I don't know the
exact details of the Mbeans to use - look at the documentation) that can be used
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to events about service advertisement and then have this client call the EJB on
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"Josep Freixes" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Thanks for your help, John.
The problem is not the one-time typing of all the service names. The problem
is
to get the list up-to-date from now on... and every change needs to
restart the
WebLogic Server to be applied...
"John Wells" <[email protected]> wrote:
I don't think there is any way to default the services going from
WLS to
Tuxedo.
You just have to start typing... The only suggestion would be to
get
very friendly
with your editor and figure out how to use its macros.
"Josep Freixes" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi All,
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Tuxedo
from
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and a
remote
server for my external Tuxedo server, and it works fine...
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server
(using T_DM_IMPORT entries in the wtc.xml configuration file) and I
have
more
than 6000 services running in my Tuxedo.
Can I bypass this definition setting using some default value?
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