NonStop SOAP User's Manual

Using NonStop SOAP with a TS/MP Application and
NonStop Processes
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Configuring and Running the Server in a WebServer
Environment
sdl-filename
is the name of the SDL file, relative to the current working directory. This
attribute is not applicable for NonStop SOAP releases 2.4 or later.
trace-filename
is the base name of the trace file, relative to the current working directory. The
full trace-name has the server process name appended to it, so each server in
the server class has a different trace file. (Remember that a server created
dynamically by TS/MP can have the same name previously assigned to a
different dynamic server.)
A trace file contains trace messages describing the execution of each http
request that this Pathway_CGI process receives.
If this environment variable is not set, the base trace file name is soapcgi.trc.
trace-level
You can specify any of these trace levels:
0 for no tracing
1 for minimal tracing (default)
2 for detailed tracing
If you specify a value less than 0 or a value that is not a number, the trace level
is set to 0.
If you specify a value greater than 2, the trace level is set to 2.
If you specify a value that include a decimal point, the SOAP server ignores
characters after the decimal point.
For examples of trace levels 1 and 2, see Configuring and Running the Server
in a WebServer Environment on page 6-60.
error-filename
is the name of the error log file described in Error Log File on page 4-69. This
is a Guardian file.
session-timeout
is the session timeout value described in Session Timeout on page 4-9. This is
a Guardian file.
cookie-filename
is the name of server-side cookie file described in Server-Side Cookie File on
page 4-10. The name is relative to the current working directory.