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Tuxedo
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Tuxedo

See BEA TUXEDO.

(database, networking)Tuxedo - Cross-platform distributed transaction monitor middleware marketed by BEA systems. Tuxedo supports the production of scalable client-server applications and the coordination of transactions spanning heterogeneous databases, operating systems, and hardware.

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