CORBA 2.6.1 Administration Guide

use_comm_server
Used with IIOP protocol.
server_class
Name of the TS/MP server class used by NSotsTM.
pathmon
Name of the PATHMON process.
tsmp_server
Sets the Pathsend protocol.
tcp_server
Sets the IIOP protocol.
NSotsTM@transaction_service_settings
XID_file
Specifies the location of the file used to hold transaction identifiers.
NSotsXID@ORB
fs_server
Sets the file system protocol.
profile@ORB
Application programmers can use profile@ORB to define applicaton profiles in many ways. The following list of keys is not exhaustive. See the
NonStop CORBA 2.6.1 programmer's guides and
Client and Server Protocol Specifications for more information.
allow_wchar_wstring_in_1.0
Determines how wchar and wstring are handled when GIOP 1.0 is configured for use. If set to true, marshalling exceptions will not be
thrown if GIOP 1.0 is in effect. This setting allows interoperability with NonStop CORBA 2.3 B13 and other vendors' ORBs that allow
wchar and wstring to be transmitted over GIOP 1.0, even though OMG specifications do not allow it. The default is false. If set to false,
marshalling exceptions will be thrown if GIOP 1.0 is in effect.
giop_version
Sets the GIOP version to be used by the ORB for both clients and servers. The default is 1.2. IORs generated by the NonStop CORBA
ORB will have the version set in the configuration database, and GIOP requests will have a version that is the lesser of the ORB's
version and the remote IOR's version.
wchar_native_code_set
Specifies the wide character native code set that will be published in IORs. Valid values are UCS-2 or UTF-16. UCS-2 is the default.
Setting
wchar_native_code_set to UTF-16 may improve interoperability with some versions of other vendor's ORBs.
ZNCA@comm_server
actual_ip_address
The IP address used by the Comm Server. The value of this key is set by the subsystem. Users should not alter it.
dedicated
Tells the Comm Server to mark itself as dedicated in the csmap@load_table. The LSD will not assign connections to dedicated Comm
Servers.
host_name
The address on which the Comm Server listens for requests. Given either as an IP address in dot decimal form or as a name that can be
resolved to an IP address.
port_number
The port number is the TCP/IP port number on which the Comm Server listens for requests.
tcp_process
The TCP process associated with host_name, can be omitted if using the default TCP process $ZTC0. The default TCP process name for
Parallel Library TCP/IP is set when Parallel Library TCP/IP is installed. You can locate the Parallel Library TCP/IP process for your
system by using the SCF command LISTDEV TCPIP and looking for a process with program path ending in TCPSAM.
Client and Server Protocol Specifications
To make and receive object requests, NonStop CORBA programs need transport-protocol information. This information is used by the ORB
component of a client or server program.
An entity of the form
name@ORB defines a NonStop CORBA program profile with the given name. This profile is used with the CORBA program
command-line argument
-ORBprofile name. The ORB uses the information in the profile to govern the communication characteristics of the
NonStop CORBA program. This information is used in the following situations:
When the program is acting as a client in making CORBA requests, the protocol information specifies the allowable transport protocols.
When the program is acting as a server, the protocol information determines the transport protocols that appear in generated object
references. The protocol information also specifies the protocols to which the server will respond. For example, if the tcp_server protocol