DTS Middleware gives excellent opportunities to support a wide range
of different kind of customer environments. Implementations exist on all
common hardware platforms and operating systems. Today TCP/IP is being
used as the transport below DTS most often, but as a strong legacy from
the past a variety of different communication protocol options are still available.
To maintain compatibility. To not to restrict your alternatives.
Hardware platforms, operating systems and communication protocols supported by DTS
Hardware
Operating system
Communication transport protocols
TCP/IP
DECnet
LU6.2
SLU-P
Compaq/Digital Alpha
Tru64 UNIX (Digital UNIX)
Compaq/Digital Alpha
OpenVMS
Digital VAX
VAX/VMS, OpenVMS
1
Digital MIPS
ULTRIX
Hewlett-Packard HP 9000
HP-UX
Hewlett-Packard HP 3000
MPE/iX
IBM RS/6000
AIX
IBM AS/400
OS/400
IBM 30xx, 9xxx
OS/390 & CICS
Intel PC
LINUX
Intel PC
OS/2
Intel PC
Windows 3.1, 3.11 2
Intel PC
Windows NT, 2000, 95, 98
Any
Java VM 3
1
SLU-P protocol is used for IBM/IMS connection.
No DTS software needed in the IBM/IMS end.
2
Not a full-function DTS but a DII (Distributed
Inquiry Interface) implementation, front-end (client) services only.
3
DTS front-end (client) functionality for all standard
Java applications and applets via the object-oriented DTSJAVA class library,
allowing DTS calls from any Java-capable browser or stand-alone Java interpreter.
