Encina product provides modular function to design and implement distributed transactional applications that run in a heterogeneous, networked computing environment based on the Open Software Foundation's Distributed Computing Environment (OSF DCE). The product is based on technology provided by the Transarc Corporation.
| encina.monitor | Encina Monitor for AIX |
Contains the Encina Monitor which is a comprehensive transaction processing (TP) monitor server environment and the Recoverable Queueing Service for building work-flow type applications.
| encina.client | Encina Client for AIX |
Contains the Encina application developer's kit and client support for the Encina Monitor, Recoverable Queueing Service and Structured File Server.
| encina.server | Encina Server for AIX |
Contains the Encina Log, Recovery, Lock, Volume and Restart Services, together with the Transactional-C server extensions and X/Open TM-XA.
| encina.ppcexec | Encina PPC Executive for AIX |
Contains the Encina Peer-to-Peer Communication Executive library along with the ppcadmin administrative program.
| encina.ppcgate | Encina PPC Gateway for AIX |
Contains the Encina Peer-to-Peer Communication Gateway between DCE and SNA communication protocols.
| encina.sfs | Encina Structured File Server for AIX |
Contains the Encina Structured File Server function.
| encina.info.en_US | Encina for AIX InfoExplorer Manuals - en_US |
Contains the InfoExplorer hypertext database for the Encina product.
If you are running Encina on your system, it is recommended that you stop all Encina related processes before installing a new version or reinstalling Encina. DCE Client (dce.client) must already be installed, but not necessarily configured on the appropriate machine before you install Encina.
After Encina has been successfully installed, it must be configured. For further information, see the relevant Encina publications for the particular packages installed.
The migration of your existing Encina configuration information and server files should be performed after installation. For further information, see the relevant Encina publications for the particular packages installed.