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Generated files

–The BEA TUXEDO daemon process tlisten must be started on all server hosts.

–The scripts must be executed in the order crbincf (MASTER), crdevqu (MASTER and then on all server hosts) and crtlogs (MASTER). Make sure that each one ex- ecutes correctly.

7.6.1Generated files for UNIX hosts

readme

The readme file is generated in the system directory. This file contains a list of the server host names with the related port numbers of the BEA TUXEDO system processes tlisten and WSL.

gina.config

●Generation without the -soption

A file gina.config is generated for each T-ORB application (TA_APPLICATION) and T-ORB/client application (APPLICATION). It acts as a directory for addressable applica- tions.

For T-ORB applications and T-ORB clients, this file is generated in the directory as- signed to the application.

●Generation with the -soption

The file gina.config is the same for all server hosts and is therefore created once in the system directory.

This file is not created for T-ORB applications and T-ORB clients.

<user_friendly_name>.evf

●Generation without the -soption

For T-ORB applications, this file is generated in the directory assigned to the applica- tion. It contains the definition of the GINACONFIG environment variable.

GINACONFIG=<gina_config_path>/<user_friendly_name>

The application reads this file after it starts and sets the environment variables.

●Generation with the -soption

The file is created with the name gina.evf in the host directory.

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