TUX - How to write a Tuxedo listener server (Doc ID 770038.1)

Last updated on OCTOBER 12, 2022

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Goal

Usually Tuxedo servers are processes listening on their IPC message queues for input requests and the function advertised service is executed only when invoked by a client or (another server). 
Sometimes application logic requires that a Tuxedo server acts as a daemon that keeps executing a set of functions  by itself without being invoked by clients.  

One common example is a Tuxedo server that listens on a network address waiting for client connections and executes some logic after a connection is made and goes back to listening.

Solution

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