Configuration language

6.2 Configuration language

The configuration generator config reads a text file which describes the configuration of the entire system in a T-ORB-specific language. This file contains the necessary informa- tion on the network protocol, the transaction monitor, T-ORB, and the specialist application.

The elements of the language include keywords, literals, separators and comments. Blanks, tabs, line feeds, form feeds and white spaces are ignored. The characters // introduce a comment, the line feed character terminates it.

6.2.1 Statements

The configuration language contains a range of statements which are introduced by key- words; these are explained below. The statements include numerous UTM parameters [31].

The statements may contain two different styles: uppercase letters only or lowercase letters

only.

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ADMIN

The ADMIN statements on the system level apply to all hosts, if there is no ADMIN statement with the same user ID in the HOST statement.

The ADMIN statements on the host level apply accordingly to all applications, if there is no ADMIN statement in the application.

The optional ADMIN statement has the following parameters:

–user ID (LETTER)

–password (LETTER)

Example ADMIN ( "srv1", "srv1" )

ADDRESS

The ADDRESS statement describes how the foreign openUTM application is to be addressed by the GINA application.

It has the following parameters:

–name of the transaction code (LETTER)

–name of the subroutine (LETTER)

Example ADDRESS ( "VSVONREB", "MV1VON" )

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