Monitoring and changing a Tuxedo application

The administrator needs to be able to constantly monitor and tune parameters, add or remove a user, deploy or undeploy an application, and create or change queues, access control lists, and so on. The Tuxedo MIB contains all the information needed for the operation of an Oracle Tuxedo application. There are two different administrative tools that access the MIB and allow for dynamic configuration of a Tuxedo application. The third one is the Tuxedo Admin Console, which has not been updated since Tuxedo 8, and hence it is not included in our discussion.

The following is a list of the MIB's components:

• WS_MIB: For workstation groups and the processes associated with them

• ACL_MIB: For administrating access control lists

• APPQ_MIB: For administrating queues

• EVENT_MIB: For event notification and the subscription request database

• DM_MIB: For administrating the Tuxedo domains' (multiple-domain) configurations

The command-line interface

This is a set of commands...