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
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Creating the Database
Ip_addr
specifies the address of the target application server process. The value can be
either an address in dotted decimal format or a domain name; the value cannot
exceed 40 characters.
Port
specifies the port number of the target application server process.
Tcpip
specifies the name of the local NonStop TCP/IPv6 process that the WS Plug-in
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 ($) followed by up to five characters.
Relative_ID
assigns a record number within the group of records that have the same domain
name. The first record is numbered 1. The maximum record number is 500.
No two records with the same domain name can have the same value for this field.
You do not have to list the records in order in dbload.sqlci. However, it is
practical not to leave gaps in the numbering. For example, if you create four
records, they can be numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4.
PATHMAP Table
The rows in the PATHMAP table map the application name (prefix) specified by the
client to the one expected by the server. Each row includes the following columns:
USER_PATH
SERVER_PATH
USER_PATH
contains the prefix entered by the client.
SERVER_PATH
contains the prefix required by the server.
Example
In the following example, the prefixes /sample.html and /samples specify the web
server with the domain name localhost and which is listening on port 80.
insert into =dbaccess values ("/sample.html","localhost",80,"$ztc0",1,0,0);
insert into =dbaccess values ("/samples", "localhost",80,"$ztc0",1,1,0);