NonStop SOAP 4.1 User's Manual

3. Verify that the SOAP server is running.
OSS> gtacl -c "pathcom \<PATHMON name>;status server *"
where,
<PATHMON_name> is the name of the PATHMON on which iTP WebServer is running.
This command returns the following statistics:
SERVER #RUNNING ERROR INFO
AXIS2CGI 1
GENERIC-CGI 1
HTTPD 1
NOTE:
• AXIS2CGI represents the ServerClass name.
• A value of 1 for GENERIC-CGI or HTTPD indicates that iTP WebServer is running.
• A value of 0 for GENERIC-CGI or HTTPD indicates that iTP WebServer is not running
and an error number is displayed in the respective ERROR column. For more information
about the error and its resolution, see the NonStop TS/MP Pathsend and Server
Programming Manual.
• Use the -f option with the SoapAdminCL command to overwrite the existing files. If you
do not specify the -f option, SoapAdminCL will generate new files based on the SDL
attributes and report a failure for the existing files which are not overwritten.
If it is not running, start the SOAP server, go to the <iTP WebServer Deployment
Directory>/conf directory and run the restart script
OSS> cd <iTP _WebServer_Deployment Directory>/conf
OSS> ./restart
This command restarts the iTP WebServer and NonStop SOAP 4 and the reflector
service is deployed.
• NonStop SOAP 4 also provides a NonStop SOAP 4 administrator tool that provides a
GUI interface to develop and deploy NonStop SOAP 4 SDL files. For more information
about the NonStop SOAP 4 administrator tool, see “NonStop SOAP Tools” (page 194)
Compiling reflector.c
To compile reflector.c, complete the following step:
• Go to the <Reflector Service Directory>/src directory. This directory contains the
reflector.c source file. Compile the reflector.c file using the command:
OSS> cd <Reflector Service Directory>/src
OSS> c89 -I . –Wextensions reflector.c –o reflector
The reflector server object is created.
NOTE: This step is optional if you already have the binary available on your system. This
is applicable only for the reflector application.
Configuring and starting the reflector application
To configure and start the reflector application for a particular PATHMON process, use the
pathConf script file.
To configure and start the reflector application, complete the following steps:
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