HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 227)

INTEGRATING APPLICATIONS
Integrating the Application
2. Request a PATHCOM command file. You can use information from
this file when you integrate the application into the
existing PATHWAY system. To request a PATHCOM command file,
supply a file name as the value of the PATHCOMFILE attribute.
Refer to Sections 4 and 5 for more information.
Integrating the Application
To integrate an application into an existing PATHWAY system, use
the INFO PATHWAY, INFO TCP *, INFO PROGRAM * and INFO SERVER *
commands to become familiar with the existing configuration. You
can then use the following PATHCOM commands to modify this
configuration. Refer to the PATHWAY System Management Reference
Manual for more information about these commands.
• SET PATHWAY MAXASSIGNS
This command defines the maximum number of ASSIGN
specifications that can be entered into the PATHWAY
configuration for each server class. The value of this
parameter must be large enough to allow for the existing
ASSIGN specifications and the additional ASSIGN specifications
that you must add for the generated application. If the value
of SET PATHWAY MAXASSIGNS is not large enough, you must
SHUTDOWN and reconfigure the PATHWAY system before integrating
the new application.
• SET PATHWAY MAXPARAMS
This command defines the maximum number of PARAM
specifications that can be entered into the PATHWAY system for
all server classes. The value of this parameter must be large
enough to allow for the existing PARAM specifications and any
additional PARAM specifications you must add for the generated
application.
• SET PATHWAY MAXSERVERCLASSES
This command defines the maximum number of server class
descriptions that can be entered into the PATHWAY
configuration. If you must add a description of the General
Server this value must be large enough to allow for all
existing server-class descriptions and the server-class
description for the General Server.
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