iTP Active Transaction Pages (iTP ATP) Programmer's Guide

Installing and Running ATP

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Customizing the Configuration

Once the setup script has run, do not delete or modify the /atp directory located in the

WebServer's directory as there are OSS symbolic links pointing back to that directory

tree. If you do delete any of these directories or subdirectories, you will have to reinstall

the product starting with the ./setup step.

The ATP installation procedure implements a configuration suitable for running the ATP

software and example programs. To tune the configuration and support your own

applications, you might have to modify the ATP configuration file (atp.config) or

the ATP TUXEDO configuration file (atp-tuxedo.config.sample). You might

also have to create configuration files for your own applications. Include all these files in

the iTP Secure WebServer configuration file (httpd.config).

For information about modifying the configuration files to fit your own application

requirements, see ATP in the WebServer Configuration File

on page 2-8.

After modifying the configuration, you must restart the iTP Secure WebServer using the

restarth script or the corresponding Administration Server command. For

information about restarting the iTP Secure WebServer, see the iTP Secure WebServer

System Administrator’s Guide.

ATP in the WebServer Configuration File

The ATP installation procedure generates configuration files that you can edit and

include in the httpd.config file for your iTP Secure WebServer environment. These

files are put in the following locations:

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ATP Configuration File: /usr/tandem/webserver/atp/conf/atp.config

•

ATP TUXEDO Configuration File: /usr/tandem/webserver/atp/conf/atp-

tuxedo.config.sample

•

ATP Add-On Configuration File: /usr/tandem/webserver/atp/conf/atp-add-

on.config

•

ATP Add-On Definitions File: /usr/tandem/webserver/atp/conf/atp-add-

on.def

This guide describes the versions of those files that were current when the guide was

written; the files on the CD might differ slightly. Use the following descriptions as a

guide for understanding how you might modify the files to suit your own needs.

ATP Configuration File

The directives described under the next several headings appear in the file called

atp.config.

Note. The files include comments that do not appear in this guide, and this guide includes

comments that do not appear in the files. Likewise, boldface headings appear in this

document, not in the configuration files.