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6.6.3 Generated files for BS2000/OSD hosts

6.6.3.1Development option

The development variant of the command procedure KDCDF generates assembler source files for the following program parts:

–GinaRoot

–OwnMsgs

The script KDCDF automatically calls a file assembly routine and writes the objects created to an LMS library as the LLM elements GINART and OWNMSGS. The LMS library has the name TP_application_name.LIB. From there they must be linked to the T-ORB applica- tion. A different library name to the TP application name can be selected via a call param- eter of the KDCDF script.

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 the application must be linked once more.

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6.6.3.2Runtime option

gina.config

A file GINA.CONFIG.TP_application_name is generated for each T-ORB application

(TA_APPLICATION) and static T-ORB/client application (APPLICATION). It acts as a direc- tory for addressable applications. Among other things, the file also contains intervals for an application-specific timer and for controlling events.

Configuration data for the transaction monitor

If the kdcdf script was created with the runtime option config -r, it generates a file KDCA and possibly other elements of KDCFILE. This data is configuration data for openUTM. The kdcdf script must be called in the directory where the KDCA file will reside when the appli- cation is running. MAX statements in the configuration description can be used to influence which files other than KDCA are generated [27].

KDCA must also exist as a DMS file under BS2000/OSD. To avoid naming conflicts, the file name is prefixed with the string GINA and the TP application name from the configuration description, i.e. GINA.TP_application_name.KDCA.

If the file KDCA already exists when kdcf is called, it is backed up under the name old/KDCA (UNIX) or old\KDCA (WindowsNT) or

OLD.GINA.TP_application_name.KDCA (BS2000/OSD).

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V 4.0 specifications

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