HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 38)

Gateway Configuration File
Workstation Configuration
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Default
If no ApplicationName option is specified in the [ApplicationHost Environments]
section to correspond to an ApplicationName specified in the [Application Ports]
section, then an ApplicationHostEnvironmentName of DEFAULT is used. If the
ApplicationHostEnvironmentName value is omitted, DEFAULT is used, which
causes the RSC options for the PortName associated with the ApplicationName to
be used.
Examples
DEFAULT=DEFAULT
PAYROLL=\ATHENS.$PAY
ACCOUNTS-PAYABLE=
GENERAL-LEDGER=DEFAULT
[Ports] Section In the previous two sections of the configuration file (the [ApplicationPorts] section and
the [ApplicationHostEnvironments] section) you associated an ApplicationName with a
PortName and an ApplicationHostEnvironmentName. In the [Ports] section you declare
PortName objects that represent data communication connections to a Tandem system and
are associated with a data communications resource.
Configuring a port involves two distinct steps:
1. You must declare the PortName in the [Ports] section.
2. You must configure the attributes for each port in a PortConfigurationSection
of a PortConfigurationFile.
For example, a port named ATHENS-PORT could be configured as follows:
[PORTS]
ATHENS-PORT=C:\PORTS.INI, ATHENS-CONFIG
[ATHENS-CONFIG]
PollingInterval=200
NumberOfInterprocessSessions=3
…
You can declare up to 16 PortName objects in the [Ports] section for the PortNames
associated with the ApplicationNames in the [ApplicationPorts] section.
Declare a PortName object (on one line) using the following syntax:
PortName=PortConfigurationFile,
→
PortConfigurationSection,
→
CommunicationsLibrary,
→
DataConversionMappingLibrary
For each PortName that you declare in the [Ports] section, you should name a
PortConfigurationFile and a PortConfigurationSection where you configure the port’s
attributes. A single PortConfigurationFile can contain many PortName object
configuration sections.