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Configuration language

IMPORT

The IMPORT statements on the system level apply to all hosts, if there is no IMPORT state- ment with the same file name in the HOST statement.

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

The optional IMPORT statement has one parameter:

–filename

The IMPORT statement is transformed into the KDCDEF control statement OPTION DATA.

IN_CONVERTER

The IN_CONVERTER statement describes a converter function or converter class method that is called if there is a message from a foreign openUTM application.

The IN_CONVERTER statement has the following parameters:

–FunctionId of the converter function or

–ClassId and ClassMethodId of the converter class method

INTERNETADDRESS

The INTERNETADRESS statement is used to specify the current Internet address of the host.

KEYVECTOR

The KEYVECTOR statement contains the keys for the following UTM areas:

–the global application semaphore (SEMKEY)

–the access key for the KAA shared memory segment (KAASHMKEY)

–the access key for communication (IPCSHMKEY)

–the access key for file accesses (CACHESHMKEY)

The KEYVECTOR statement has the following parameters:

–start key

–end key

For the areas of importance, see the CMX documentation [7].

The difference between the start key and end key must be large enough for all applications

on the host to have their own key.

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