HP UX SNAplus2 For UNIX, For UNIX, Appendix C, For Windows, For Windows, End of Section, End of Section, File Format for snaptpinstall

Configuring an Invokable TP Using snaptpinstall

File Format for snaptpinstall

File Format for snaptpinstall

The file that supplies configuration information for an invokable TP is an ASCII text file that can be modified using any standard text editor. Each entry in the file has the following format:

	[TPname]		full_pathname_of_executable_file
	PATH	=
	ARGUMENTS	=	command-line_arguments_separated_by_spaces
	TYPE	=	QUEUED QUEUED-BROADCAST NON-QUEUED
	TIMEOUT	=	nnn
For UNIX	USERID	=	user_ID
	GROUP	=	group_ID
	LUALIAS	=	LU_alias
	ENV	=	environment_variable=value
			.
			.
			.
	ENV	=	environment_variable=value
For Windows	SHOW	=	MAXIMIZED MINIMIZED HIDDEN NORMAL
	NOACTIVATE MINNOACTIVATE
	SECURITY_TYPE =		APPLICATION SERVICE
	SERVICE_NAME	=	name_of_installed_service
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	The parameters are as follows. For an operator-started TP, the only
	parameters used are the TP name, the TP type, and the timeout value;
	the other parameters apply only to automatically started TPs.
For UNIX	On HP-UX machines, SNAplus2 returns an error message if you enter an
	invalid parameter.
For Windows	On Window machines, SNAplus2 ignores invalid parameters.
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TPname

The name of the TP (1–64 characters, with no embedded space characters). The TP name specified on the Receive_Allocate, or on the incoming Allocate request, is matched against this name. If the TP is an automatically started TP, it must specify this TP name

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