NonStop Server for Java 7.0 Programmer's Reference

Table 11 Attributes relevant for a client socket
Relevant for
File system
IPC
Relevant for
Pathsend IPCMandatoryDefault valueAttribute name
YesYesNoNonenode
Name of the NonStop node where the server
process is running.
For example, node=GANESH
YesNot
applicable
YesNoneprocess_name
Name of the server process. The value must be
mentioned without $.
For example, process_name=SERV
YesNot
applicable
NoThe value of the port
with a prefix of the
letter Q.
For example,
open_qualifier=Q7654
open_qualifier
This is an alphanumeric string of length seven
characters. The qualifier is used to uniquely
identify a connection. The server identifies and
accepts a connection based on the value of the
qualifier.
HP recommends you to accept the default value
if you are not sure which value to use.
For example, open_qualifier=CLI ;
open_qualifier=JMX ;
open_qualifier=A1234.
For more information on qualifier, see File Name
and Process Identifiers section in Guardian
Procedure Calls Reference Manual.
YesYesNoBI_DIRECTIONALmode
This attribute indicates the mode of
communication. The values can be either
REQUEST_RESPONSE or BI_DIRECTIONAL.
For more information on modes, see “Modes of
communication” (page 79)
Not
applicable
YesYes (If the
domain
Nonepathmon
1
This is the name of the Pathmon which has the
serverclass configured. The name of the Pathmon
is without the $.
attribute is
not
mentioned)
For example, pathmon=PMON ;
pathmon=PROD.
Not
applicable
YesYesNoneserverclass
This is the name of the serverclass a Pathsend
IPC socket communicates with.
For example, serverclass=APP-SERVER ;
serverclass=LOGIN-SRV.
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