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Figure 1-2  Oracle TMA Client Gateway Configuration
| User Program | User Program | User Program | BEA | |
| EXEC CICS LINK | EXEC CICS LINK | EXEC CICS LINK | ||
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| Read CSA | Read CSA | Read CSA | 
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| Read/Write TSQ | Read/Write TSQ | Read/Write TSQ | 
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| TS | TS | TS | BEA | |
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| Q | Q | Q | Table | |
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| Requester | 
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| Read/Set CSA | 
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Figure 1-2 shows the configuration of the Oracle TMA client gateway. A client program (your CICS program) issues an EXEC CICS LINK command to the Pre-requester.  The Pre-requester  verifies that the service name is valid and identifies the Requester to which it should it should pass the request. The Pre-requester  starts a different Requester for each configured remote endpoint. The Requester then sends the request to the remote Oracle Tuxedo domain and waits for a response. Once the response is returned, the Requester notifies the Pre-requester  and hands the response to the Pre-requester,  which then returns the response to the client program.
| Oracle Tuxedo Mainframe Adapter for TCP CICS User Guide | 
