Configuration language

The attribute SYNC_WAIT specifies whether synchronous calls (callAndWait, addToChain and execChainAndWait) are permitted in this TAC class. This attribute can only be assigned to one of the three TAC classes.

The PRIORITY statement may only be used once on system, host or TA application level. The PRIORITY statement on the system level applies to all hosts, if there is no PRIORITY statement in the HOST statement.

The PRIORITY statement on the host level applies accordingly to all TA applications.

REMOTE

The REMOTE keyword classifies a client as a remote client. If the REMOTE flag is not spec- ified as the last parameter, a client is generated locally if it only has local connections to servers; otherwise, a remote generation is created.

REPOSITORY

The REPOSITORY statement defines the file name of a repository in the current directory. This repository contains the generation number and the associated port numbers and keys for each of the OsId and LayerId pair.

If the file exists, these values are read, saved internally, and used during generation. If the file does not exist, the values are generated automatically. The repository is written once generation of these values is concluded.

The repository supports generation for a modified configuration. If an application is removed, the same identifiers are used in the kdcdf file for the remaining applications. The same port numbers are also used for the TNSX entries.

The REPOSITORY statement is optional. If this statement is not specified, no memory is used in the generation.

REREADTIME

The REREADTIME statement has one parameter that defines a time interval in minutes.

REREADTIME(minutes)

The status of the gina.config file of a TA_APPLICATION will be checked every minutes minutes. The file will be read in once more if there has been a change in the status.

The REREADTIME statements at system level apply for all hosts unless the HOST statement contains a REREADTIME statement.

The REREADTIME statements at host level apply accordingly for all TA applications.

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