Re: Transaction Processing Monitor?

In article <56sjpc$rif_at_sussi.cressoft.com.pk>, Mirza Fateh Ud Din Ahmad <fateh.ahmad_at_cressoft.com.pk> wrote: [snip]
>Can anyone tellls me that what is actually "Transaction Process Monitor". Some
>of the names that I read from these TPC tests are "IMC Tuxedo ETP", "Tuxedo
>4.2.2v2", "Bea Tuxedo" etc. etc.
>
>Regards
>
>Mirza Fateh Ud Din Ahmad
>fateh.ahmad_at_cressoft.com.pk

When most people refer to Transaction Monitors, they are speaking of some kind of middle-ware/messaging-system like Tuxedo, or Encina, or CICS, or Top End, etc.

Tuxedo was developed by AT&T, got big, then was sold to Novell, then sold again to BEA. Definately talk to BEA if you have questions about Tuxedo. I think Novell still makes a version for Unixware, but I'm not sure. Again, get in touch with BEA.

If any of this is inaccurate, please correct me (as I'm sure someone here will). ;->

I ran into the lead developer of Tuxedo last summer, and he said most of the original crew is still working on the product, and have survived the shifts.

Good luck,
Mark McNulty
mmcnul_at_jyacc.com

Note- these views are mine and not those of JP Morgan or JYACC. Received on Wed Nov 20 1996 - 00:00:00 CET