Siemens V 4.0 Generated files for Unix hosts, Development option, Runtime option Tnsx configuration

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Generated files

6.6.1 Generated files for UNIX hosts

6.6.1.1Development option

The development variant of the C shell script kdcdf generates the following C source files:

GinaRoot.c

OwnMsgs.c

This files must be compiled using a C compiler and linked to the T-ORB application (see the GINA Developer Manual [13], chapter Compiling and linking).

The name of the Resource Manager manufacturer from the RMXA statement is incorpo- rated into the GinaRoot source. If this statement is modified, GinaRoot must be regen-

erated and compiled and the application must be linked once more.

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6.6.1.2Runtime option

TNSX configuration

Two text files, tnsxin and tnsxdel, are created for each host. These files simplify the process of configuring the Transport Name Service TNSX. The file tnsxin contains all of the information required to make the TNSX entries for setting up the connections with other hosts. It is processed using the command tnsxcom -S tnsxin. In the event of a deinstal- lation or reconfiguration, these TNSX entries can be deleted again using tnsxcom -S tnsxdel.

upicfile

A file upicfile is generated for each T-ORB/client application. This file acts as a kind of server directory for addressable servers. For a static T-ORB/client (APPLICATION) this file is created in the directory which is assigned to the application; for dynamic T-ORB/clients (DYNAMIC_CONNECT) the file is created in the corresponding HOST directory.

gina.config

A file gina.config is generated for each T-ORB application (TA_APPLICATION), static T-ORB/client application (APPLICATION) and for dynamic T-ORB clients (DYNAMIC_CONNECT). It acts as a directory for addressable applications. Among other things, the file also contains intervals for an application-specific timer and for controlling events.

For T-ORB applications and static T-ORB clients, this file is generated in the directory assigned to the application; for dynamic clients the file is created in the directory of the host on which the dynamic clients are configured.

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