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Configuration language
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The repository supports generation for a modified configuration. If an application is
removed, the same identifiers are used in the ubbconfig file for the remaining applica-
tions.
The REPOSITORY statement is optional. If this statement is not specified, no memory is
used in the generation.
Example REPOSITORY ( "repository" )
START_VALUE
The START_VALUE statement defines the first generation number that is used in the gen-
eration of identifiers in statements for the ubbconfig file. This results in unique reproduc-
tions of the OsId and LayerId pair in these identifiers. By specifying different start values,
different subsystems that can be combined can be generated.
The START_VALUE statement is optional. If this statement is not specified, generation of
the identifiers starts with the value 1.
If a repository exists, it is used to ascertain the generation numbers, i.e. the START_VALUE
statement is ignored.
Example START_VALUE ( 240800312 )
SYSTEM
The SYSTEM keyword must always be the first keyword in the description. The current
description is enclosed in braces, i.e. SYSTEM {...}.
The flag DEBUG can be specified as an option: SYSTEM(DEBUG){...}. Scripts for Win-
dowsNT, for example, will then be generated with ECHO ON.
TA_APPLICATION
The TA_APPLICATION statement describes a transaction-monitored application on the cur-
rent host (HOST). It comprises the following components:
– TP application name (LETTER, max. 30 characters)
– OsId of the application (NUMBER, 1 ... 32767)
– LayerId of the application (NUMBER, 1 ... 32767)
– User-friendly name of the application (LETTER)
Customizing statements (MAX and OPENINFO) are permitted after the TA_APPLICATION
description of a server.
- GINA V4.0 1
- Comments 2
- Suggestions 2
- Corrections 2
- Copyright and Trademarks 4
- Contents 9
- 1 Introduction 13
- Introductory Guide 14
- Related publications section 16
- 2 Changes since Version 3 17
- 2.2 Revisions 19
- Revisions 20
- 3.1 Requirements 22
- 3.2.1 Delivery package 23
- 3.2.2 Licensing of GINA 24
- 3.2.3 Directory structure 26
- 3.3 Installation 27
- 3.3.1 UNIX (Solaris, SINIX) 28
- 3.3.2 UNIX / HP-UX 29
- 3.3.3 Windows NT 30
- Example for csh 31
- Start > Programs menu. ❍❍● 31
- 3.3.4 BS2000 32
- 3.3.5 Environment variables 33
- 3.4 Deinstallation 35
- 3.4.3 Windows NT 36
- ● Installing GINA 37
- ● Configuration file 38
- ● Environment variable 38
- 4 Creating GINA applications 39
- 4.2 Environment 40
- 4.3 The generators 41
- 4.4 Makefiles 42
- 5.1 Setting up the database 43
- 5.2.1 The pfx file 46
- 5.2.2 The tbl file 47
- 5.2.3 Further options 52
- 6 Configuring T-ORB for 55
- 6.2 Configuration language 58
- Example EVENTCONTROL 65
- 6.2.2 Lexical structure 80
- 6.2.3 Syntax 81
- REPOSITORY 100
- START_VALUE 100
- 6.4 Sample configuration file 102
- 6.5 Call and options 106
- 6.6 Generated files 107
- Compiling and linking) 109
- Dynamic Connection Handler on 110
- .TP_application_name 113
- TP_application_name 113
- 6.6.4 Example 114
- 6.7.1 Calling WinConfig 116
- FOREIGN_SESSION 131
- ● Deleting a statement 136
- ● Inserting a statement 136
- ● Deleting an entry 146
- ● Inserting an entry 146
- ● Deleting a host entry 155
- ● Inserting a host entry 155
- ● Inserting a parameter 160
- 7.1 Overview 167
- 7.2 Configuration language 170
- UXEDO areas: 172
- 7.2.2 Lexical structure 177
- 7.2.3 Syntax 178
- 7.4 Sample configuration file 187
- 7.5 Call and options 189
- 7.6 Generated files 190
- UXEDO transaction monitor 192
- 7.6.3 Example 194
- UXEDO domains 196
- 7.7.1 Statements 197
- 7.7.2 Syntax 198
- 7.7.4 Generated files 202
- 7.7.5 Special points 203
- BEA TUXEDO domains 204
- 8 Operating GINA applications 205
- 8.2 DB administration 206
- 8.2.3 Logging database errors 207
- 8.3.1 Environment variables 208
- 8.4.1 TP monitor 211
- 8.4.2 Cyclical timer 211
- 8.4.3 Monitoring alarms 212
- 8.4.4 Cyclical tasks 213
- Glossary 215
- Abbreviations 225
- Related publications 229
- D-81730 München 243
- Printed in Germany 243
- Bestell-Nr./ Order No 243
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