CONNX Scenarios

  Scenario 1: Local and Remote CONNX Servers
  Scenario 2: .NET via SQL Server
  Scenario 3: Unix Client
  Scenario 4: Oracle and Java
  Scenario 5: ASP .NET
  Scenario 6: NTIER
  Scenario 7: JBOSS and Hibernate on Linux
  Scenario 8: JDBC Servlet and Websphere
  Scenario 9: JDBC Web Services and Tomcat
  Scenario 10: RCI Embedded COBOL
  Scenario 11: RCI Embedded C

General Scenario Information
In the following scenarios we will outline some typical customer environments.
These examples show how you can design and administer CONNX using a variety of client, sever, and database platforms. These are not meant to be an exhaustive examination of possible architectural configurations.
We are giving you templates for what is possible. There are few limits to the number of ways in which CONNX can be employed in the enterprise. You can infer more complex (or less complex) scenarios from these relatively simple examples.
Most examples connect to two data sources, one local server, and one remote server to establish a sense for each type of connectivity.
Scenarios use the following diagram format: