NonStop Server Guide for BEA WebLogic Server 8.1

Using the WS Plug-in
HP NonStop Server Guide for BEA WebLogic Server 8.1—529891-001
8-18
Creating the Database
DBACCESS Table
The rows in the DBACCESS table define which servers or domain that requests for an
application table should be sent to. An application table is defined by a pathname
prefix. Each row includes the following columns:
Filename No_Servers
Ip_addr relative_ID
Port noredirect
Tcpip Cookie_name
Filename
is the prefix that defines an application. The maximum size is 200 characters;
wildcard characters are not valid. The text in this field must match the first element
of the URL pathname specified by the client, including the leading forward slash.
For example, if the client enters:
http://iTP-WS addr./Slot/SlotServlet?clientid=0&betcount=1&machineid=0
Filename should contain /Slot to route the request to the domain named in the
Ip_addr field.
Ip_addr
specifies the address of the remote server. The value can be either an address in
dotted decimal format or a cluster name; the value cannot exceed 40 characters.
If No_Servers contains a zero, Ip_addr is interpreted as a cluster name and is
used to look up the individual target application server processes of the cluster in
the CLUSTER table.
Port
If No_Servers contains a non-zero value, this field specifies the port number of
the remote server. Otherwise, the contents of this field are ignored.
Tcpip
If No_Servers contains a non-zero value, specifies the name of the local NonStop
TCP/IPv6 process that the RLS must use to connect to the remote web server.
You can specify any NonStop TCP/IPv6 process on your system. If the server
defined in this record is on the same system as the WS Plug-in, you must still
specify a NonStop TCP/IPv6 process name, but the WS Plug-in ignores it. Specify
the process name in Guardian format: a dollar sign ($) followed by up to five
characters. Otherwise, the contents of this field are ignored.
No_Servers
Enter a 0 in this field to cause the WS Plug-in to interpret the Ip_addr field as a
cluster name. All other fields in this record are ignored except noredirect and
Cookie_name.