Kbase 21542: WebClient Demo and the Appsrvtt.d File
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
11/12/2002 |
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Status: Unverified
GOAL:
What is the purpose of the Appsrvtt.d file that is used in the Progress WebClient demo.
FIX:
The appsrvtt.d file is a file created when using the Service Parameter Maintenance tool under PRO*Tools. The Service Parameter Maintenance PRO*Tool allows you to define instances of application partitions that you can implement in AppBuilder procedures. The tool supports two types of application partitions, AppServer partitions & Java Message Service (JMS) Server partitions. Each partition specifies the server parameters required to connect to a particular AppServer or JMS Server instance from an AppBuilder generated procedure.
The example below is the appsrvtt.d file that is used for the WebClient demo:
"jms1" "localhost" "5162" yes yes "localhost:2506" "adapter.progress.jms" "J" ""
"sports2000partition" "localhost" "5162" yes no "" "asbroker1" "A" "http://yourservername/aia/Aia?AppService=sports2000partition"
Perhaps a better way to look at this file is :
"jms1" "localhost" "5162" yes yes
"sports2000partition" "localhost" "5162" yes no
"localhost:2506" "adapter.progress.jms" "J"
"" "asbroker1" "A"
""
"http://yourservername/aia/Aia?AppService=sports2000partition"
The first line is for the JMS server partition.
"Partition name" "Host" "service yes yes(always yes yes) "Broker URL" "Application Service" "J" (For JMS) "AppServer URL"
The second line is for the AppServer partition.
"Partition name" "Host" "service" Remote Yes Local No Prompt for password Yes/No "No entry" "Application Service" "A" (For AppServer) "AppServer URL"
See the online help under "Service Parameter Maintenance PRO*Tool", and the AppBuilder Developer's Guide for more information.