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Copyright and Trademarks

GINA is a registered trademark of Siemens Business Services GmbH & Co OHG.

SINIX® Copyright © Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG 1990.

SINIX is the UNIX® System derivative of Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG. Reliant® is a registered trademark of Pyramid Technology Corporation.

UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries, licensed exlusively through X/Open Company Limited.

Base: OSF/Motif™, Copyright © Open Software Foundation, Inc.

X Window System™, Copyright © Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

OSF/Motif is a registered trademark of Open Software Foundation, Inc.

X Window System is a registered trademark of Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Copyright © Siemens Business Services GmbH & Co OHG 2000.

All rights reserved.

Delivery subject to availability; right of technical modiﬁcations reserved.

All hardware and software names used are trademarks of their respective manufacturers.

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Siemens V 4.0 manual Copyright and Trademarks

Contents

Gina Comments Suggestions Corrections Gina Copyright and Trademarks Page Page Related publications Index Page Contents Conﬁguring T-ORB for BEA T Uxedo 155 193 203213 217Gina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September Introduction About this manualDocumentation on Gina Structure of this manualGina Introductory Guide Gina Reference Manual Persistency Service Gina Developer ManualGina Reference Manual T-ORB Ordering manualsNotational conventions used in this manual GException eliminated Interface cancelationsEntering special options in the mgen2 and mdiff generators Mgen2 Column aliases mnemonics for SQL and PS-DB-API Runtime libraries under WindowsNTReplacement of idlgen by idlgen1 RevisionsRevisions Installation and deinstallation Requirements Scope of supply and structure of Gina Delivery packageInstalling licenses Licensing of GinaExample Structure of the license ﬁleDirectory structure Template Comment ScrInstallation Unix Solaris, Sinix Unix / HP-UX Compiling and linking, Special features under Windows NT Windows NTHP-UX Removing TPStartShut.oGINA.PAX 4 BS2000START-POSIX-SHELL Using the T-ORB on basis of BEA Tuxedo Using the T-ORB on basis of openUTMEnvironment variables Informixserver Implementation of the Persistency ServiceClientlocale Deinstallation Windows NT Availability, restrictions Unix with CFront compilersWindowsNT Windows95/98BS2000/OSD Creating Gina applications Application variantsEnvironment Generators Makeﬁles Conﬁguring the Persistency Service Setting up the databaseGina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September Customizing the database layout Pfx ﬁle Layout of the description ﬁleTbl ﬁle Resource Fr myClassname1 Dbspace1 Fr myClassname1 Dbspace2 Example MyClassname hubert Insert Further options On SinixUuserName Customizing the database layout Conﬁguring T-ORB for openUTM OverviewSystem-wide settings Host-speciﬁc parametersApplication-speciﬁc parameters Connection parametersGina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September Admin Conﬁguration languageStatements AddressAccess = Direct Indirect OSUNIX, Oswinnt ApplicationArea Load = StaticAsynpriority Asynpriorityrelative Absolute EqualGina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September Bcamappl CancelBestbcamappl Connect CheckCycle Cyclicorder TaapplicationCyclictime DynamicconnectCycle Check Cancel EventcontrolEventcontrol ForeignapplicationForeignsession MAP=System HostImport InconverterInternetaddress KeyvectorAccess = Read Write MAXMpool Scope = Group GlobalNetaccess SINGLE-THREADEDMULTI-THREADED OperatingsystemPriorities PortaddressesPriorities PRIO7 ,TIMER ,EVENT ,CYCLIC ,PGWT Schedule PriorityMedium LOWRepository RemoteRereadtime Schedule RmxaSchedule Priorities Parameter Minimum value Maximum value ShrtmaxLongmax SessionSessionpoint StartStartvalue StartrmSyncpriority Freesync parameter System TaapplicationGina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September Lexical structure DGSSyntax Configuration language Bbopen BbcloseAddress Sbopen Foreignapplicationnumber Sbopen Number SbcloseOperatingsystem Sbopen Letter Sbclose Cyclictime Sbopen Number CommaNumber Sbclose Eventcontrol BbopenCancel Sbopen Netaccess Sbopen Letter Comma Letter SbcloseNetaccess Sbopen Letter Sbclose Netaccess Sbopen Number SbcloseImport Sbopen Letter Sbclose RelativeAbsolute EqualSbclose Timer Event Cyclic PgwtComma Pgwt Sbclose Number Comma Letter Sbclose Class Sbopen Number Comma Number CommaComma Syncwait Rereadtime Sbopen Number Sbclose LOW Medium HighTaapplstatementlist Rmxa Sbopen Letter Comma Letter Sbclose MAX Sbopen Letter Comma Letter SbcloseMAX Sbopen Letter Equal Letter Letter Equal LetterHost Sbopen Letter Comma Letter Host Sbopen Letter Comma Letter Comma LetterDynamicconnect Sbopen Sbclose Sbopen Number Comma Number Comma Number Sbclose Sbopen Letter CommaBestbcamappl LetterLetter Comma /* userid Letter /* passwd Keyvector Sbopen Number Comma Number Letter Comma Letter SbclosePortaddresses Sbopen Number Comma Session Sbopen Letter Comma Mapsystem Sbclose Number Comma Number Comma Number SbcloseAddress Sbopen Letter Comma Letter Sbclose Inconverter Sbopen Number SbcloseRevision generation PrerequisitesKDCFILE, Double PgpoolfsPerforming the revision generation Sample conﬁguration ﬁle MAXASYNTASKS,4RMXAINFORMIX,C STARTRMINFORMIX,APPLICATIONINTERNETADDRESS192.200.94.4 SESSIONLU6.1 CONNECT1,1, 1,6 CONNECT1,6, 1,3 Call and options Model of the directory structure as created by config Generated ﬁlesConﬁguration process of the external openUTM application Gina.config Generated ﬁles for Unix hostsDevelopment option Runtime option Tnsx conﬁgurationGina.dynamic Start and administration scriptsConﬁguration data for the transaction monitor Generated ﬁles for WindowsNT hosts Procedure for openUTM administration 100 Generated ﬁles for BS2000/OSD hosts Runtime optionExample File structure for the sampleCreating a conﬁguration ﬁle using WinConfig Open UTMCalling WinConfig WinConfig Main window with a sample conﬁguration Elements of the graphical user interfaceCreating a configuration file using 107 WinConfig main window with open dialog boxes 109 Parameter name Value Default Statement Host edit windowHost Unix , Winnt , BS2000Portaddresses KeyvectorDialog window Non-TA application parameters Application Editing TA application parametersUser-friendly name of the TA appli None Editing foreign application parameters Dialog window Foreign application parametersForeign Session Editing sessionsSESSION-POINT Editing connections Editing foreign sessionsForeignsession AddressInconverter OutconverterWinConfig menu bar File menu Terminates WinConfig 122 System menu UnixStartvalue RepositoryForeign-TA-App-Numbers Again MaxState 127 Start StartrmRmxa Dialog window Rmxa systemCyclicorder CyclictimeCycle Netaccess Dialog window Netaccess systemPriority High , Medium , LOWAt least one parameter value not equal to Dialog window SCHEDULE-System Modiﬁed entries for Schedule statement are discarded again Dialog window IMPORT-System 137 Direct Indirect AreaStatic Pool 139 Mpool Global Group141 Gina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September Modiﬁed host name are discarded again Hosts menu 145 TA-Apps menu 147 Dialog window Bcamappl Foreign-Apps menu Non-TA-Apps menuLinks menu Multi Link Deletes the values entered by the user Moves menu Dialog window Move ParamMouse key assignments and mouse actions Physical Position Mouse action Effect Mouse key Mouse cursorOr foreign application will be gen Non-TA or foreign Conﬁguring T-ORB for BEA T Uxedo System-wide settings 157 Cmapplication Cmprefix CmapplicationsExample See Tmqforward Tuxedo System/T Message Forwarding Server Openinfo 163 Usecmapplications ReturnCONFIGERROR Flag Token Debug Token Cmprefix Statement System System Sbopen Debug Sbclose Cmapplications Sbopen Number Sbclose 169 Host Sbopen Letter Comma Backup Sbclose Openinfo Sbopen Letter Comma Letter SbcloseOpeninfo Sbopen Letter Comma Application Sbclose Openinfo Sbopen Letter Comma Letter Comma171 172 Taapplication Sbopen Letter Comma Number Comma Sbclose Application Sbopen Number Comma Letter SbcloseRevision generation Druck vom 24 .2001 1701.00 torbkontux 176 Call and options Cmd Readme Userfriendlyname.evfUbbconfig Crbincf.shCrdevqu.sh Crtlogs.shGeneration without the -soption Crdevqu.cmd Crbincf.cmdCrtlogs.cmd 183 BEA Tuxedo domains Startvlaue DomainExport System Bbopen Domain Sbopen Letter SbcloseUFN = Letter Example of a conﬁguration ﬁle with domains 189 Dmconfig Generated ﬁlesSpecial points Call and optionsBEA Tuxedo domains 192 Communication structure of a server application Communication administrationCommunication structure of a client application Data backup DB administrationSecurity management Logging database errors Starting and stopping Gina applications Transaction-monitored applicationsNon-transaction-monitored applications Event HandlerDynamic Connection Handler Event Handler and Dynamic Connection Handler under WindowsNT Dynamic T-ORB/clientsCyclical timer Administering Gina applicationsTP monitor Monitoring alarms Time intervals for the monitoring of alarmsCyclical tasks Number of cyclical tasksAdministering Gina applications 202 Action point AgentAnnotation ApplicationCallback Class methodClient Client stubData link point Data referenceDistributed transaction End of transactionGeneral reference Global interfaceGlobal reference Global transactionNavigating access Persistency ServiceJob receiver JoinPersistent PolymorphyProxy ReferenceRemote reference RequestResource manager Restart pointService Shadowed attributeSignature SkeletonTime request TransactionTransaction-monitored request/call Transaction managerValue-based access Two-phase commitXA protocol Abbreviations LU6.x NELNLS WAN OpenRelated publications Gina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September 219 Gina V4.0 System Administrator Guide September 221 Related publications 222 Index Dynamicconnect Name OQLViewiteratorp Comments Fax 089 636-48Page Comments Page