Summary
In this chapter, we developed multiple clients and servers. I hope it connected various bits and pieces of Tuxedo architecture, typed buffers, message passing, and clients and servers. We witnessed how SSSQ and MSSQ configuration impacts the Tuxedo application and how to avoid its quirks. We learned how to build service pipelines, how to send notifications, and how to do parallel processing using primitives offered by Tuxedo. You also had an insight into what the Python library does behind the scenes to simplify your day.
After this and the previous chapters, you should have enough theoretical knowledge to develop Tuxedo applications. We can now continue to more practical topics and start with administration and monitoring of Tuxedo applications using Python code in the next chapter.
