HP-UX SNAplus2 R7 Administration Guide

Appendix CConfiguring an Invokable TP from the Command Line
To indicate that the TP accepts incoming Attaches from any local LU, set this parameter to two double
quotation mark characters, "", indicating a blank LU alias. If the invokable TP data file contains more than
one entry for the same TP name, only one of these entries can specify a blank LU alias; each of the others
must specify a different explicit LU alias. SNAplus2 matches an incoming Attach for this TP name to a TP
specifying the appropriate LU alias, if possible, or to a TP specifying a blank LU alias if no LU alias match
can be found.
If a non-blank LU alias is specified in the file, the TP must use the extended form of the APPC
RECEIVE_ALLOCATE verb and specify this LU alias as a parameter to the verb. This enables SNAplus2
to route the incoming Attach to the correct TP. For more information about the different forms of
RECEIVE_ALLOCATE, refer to
HP-UX SNAplus2 APPC Programmer’s Guide. If you need to permit the TP
to determine the correct LU alias at run-time rather than building it into the application, you can do this by
setting an environment variable to contain the appropriate LU alias (using the ENV parameter), and designing
the application to read this environment variable in order to determine how to issue RECEIVE_ALLOCATE.
This line is optional; if it is not included, the default is to accept incoming Attaches from any local LU, and
the TP can use either form of the APPC RECEIVE_ALLOCATE verb.
ENV
Specify any environment variables required by the TP. Each variable is specified in the form environ-
ment_variable=value on a separate ENV line. Up to 64 ENV lines can be included; the variables are set
in the same order as they appear here.
The string environment_variable=value must not contain space or tab characters before or after the = character.
WINDOWS
SHOW
This parameter applies only if the application is a GUI application; it is ignored if the application is a console
application. Specify how the application should be displayed when it is started. This parameter is passed to
the application, and not processed by SNAplus2; it is the application’s responsibility to interpret it and act
on it. You can enter any of the following values:
MAXIMIZED
The application is maximized.
MINIMIZED
The application is minimized.
HIDDEN
The application does not appear on the screen.
NORMAL
The application is displayed at its normal size and position.
NOACTIVATE
The application is displayed at its normal size and position, and the focus remains on the previously
active window. This application’s window does not become the active window.
MINNOACTIVATE
The application is minimized, and the focus remains on the previously active window.
This parameter is optional. If it is not included, the default is NORMAL.
SECURITY_TYPE
This parameter applies only to Win32 clients.
Specify the security type of the TP executable:
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