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Appendix E FAQs and Troubleshooting : Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring up TIBCO Designer from a UNIX command-line?
No. TIBCO Designer is a GUI based tool and a UNIX GUI environment is mandatory to run it. It cannot be brought up from a terminal.
When starting the adapter, what if the repository is not found?
Start the repository server before starting the adapter. If you are starting a remote repository, ensure that TIBCO Administrator is installed on the remote location. Ensure that a properly configured .dat file is available in the path specified (local or remote). Ensure that the repourl has been specified accurately in the adapter’s .tra file.
When saving an adapter configuration to the project, if an error occurs where is it logged?
TIBCO Designer error messages are logged to the files stderr.log and designer.log under the TIBCO_HOME\Designer\<ver>\logs directory.
When an error occurs in a Subscription Service adapter service, where is it displayed?
Errors that occur in a request-response operation are sent to the client. Errors that occur in a subscription operation are logged to a trace file. The log file path and name is set in the .tra file corresponding to the adapter instance. All logs are sent to TIBCO_HOME\adapter\adutxedo\veriosn_number\logs unless otherwise specified.
Is “-” character allowed in the machine name parameter specified in the UBBCONFIG file?
No, Tuxedo does not allow the “-” (hyphen) character for machine name parameter specified in the UBBCONFIG file.
Where to find the Tuxedo .h files?
Any FML32 buffer type will have a corresponding field file which needs to be converted to a .h file before configuring the service for it. To convert the field file to the .h file, the tuxdev.exe which is available under the Tuxedo Installation Directory\Tuxedo\bin is to be used.

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