NonStop JMS User's Manual (H06.03+, J06.03+, NonStop JMS 3.0+)

Reliable Messaging Bridge
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Run the Bridge from within a Pathway Environment
Run the Bridge from within a Pathway
Environment
The bridge program runs within a Pathway environment using the latest version of
executable Pathway scripts (start_pathmon_name and stop_pathmon_name). These
scripts assist you in starting and stopping the Pathway environment.
Starting the Bridge
To start a bridge within a Pathway environment, run the start script from within the OSS
shell (OSH) by passing in a configuration filename (start_pathmon_name). For
example, to start the bridge added in Add a Bridge Pathway Configuration with Server
Class on page 5-10, type this command:
OSH>./start_sampl
Stopping the Bridge
To stop a bridge within a Pathway environment, run the stop script from within the OSS
shell (OSH) by passing in a configuration filename (stop_pathmon_name). For
example, to stop the bridge added in Add a Bridge Pathway Configuration with Server
Class on page 5-10, type this command:
OSH>./stop_sampl
Monitor the Pathway and Bridge Server
Process Log Files
All PATHMON process events that occur while your PATHMON environment is running
are written to a central log file, pathmon_process_name.pathmon.log. For
example, output generated by Pathway when the Pathway environment is started in
Starting the Bridge on page 5-18 are contained in the sampl.pathmon.log file.
All bridge processes write their log records to a common log file,
pathmon_process_name.log. For example, any log records generated by the
bridge processes in Starting the Bridge on page 5-18 are contained in the sampl.log
file.
Files Generated by the Configuration Tool
The configuration tool generates the executable Pathway start and stop scripts
(start_pathmon_name and stop_pathmon_name), and the
pathmon_process_name.properties file. These files are described in the
following pages.