OSI/MHS Configuration and Management Manual

Management Environment for OSI/MHS
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APPL Objects
reject the UA request to submit a message, and it will reject an incoming message
addressed to the UA.
You suspend an APPL object by directing a SUSPEND command to it. You cannot
alter its attributes while it is in the SUSPENDED state.
UNDEFINED means that no user application with the specified name is defined to the
MHS manager. If you try an SCF operation on an UNDEFINED (nonexistent)
application, SCF returns the following error message:
object name not found
Naming APPL Objects
An APPL object name has the form
where
system
is the name of the system (node) that runs the MHS manager process for this
OSI/MHS subsystem.
manager-process
is the name you have given the MHS manager process (the MON object). This
name must be a letter followed by zero through three alphanumeric characters.
user-application
is the name used to distinguish this APPL object (representing a user application
record) from all the other objects defined to this OSI/MHS subsystem and in
particular from other APPL objects. This name is 1 through 16 alphanumeric
characters.
gateway-name
is the name used to distinguish this APPL object (representing the general user
gateway or the Transfer X400 gateway) from all the other objects defined to this
OSI/MHS subsystem, and in particular from other APPL objects. This name is 1
through 16 alphanumeric characters.
For example, if your MHS manager process is called $ZMHS, you could add an APPL
object named “$ZMHS.#APPL018.”
SCF Commands for APPL Objects
You can direct any of the following SCF commands to the OSI/MHS APPL object
specified or assumed in the command
[\system.]$manager-process.{#user-application}
{#gateway-name}