Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

SCUP Commands
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual—520269-002
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CONVERT Command
INITPROG program-id
identifies the program ID of the first program unit to be executed. This is similar to
the INITIAL attribute of the TERM object in a Pathway configuration. The
corresponding Java code will be the first code to be executed in the web client.
This parameter is required; if it is omitted, the converter generates an error.
The converter uses the program-id value to trace the program logic to identify all
the program units. For each program unit called by the program logic, the
converter checks whether that program unit is available in the object file. The
converter generates a warning message either if a program unit is not available in
the currently opened file or if it cannot resolve the program unit reference (because
of an indirect CALL using a Working-Storage variable).
CONFIGFILE config-file
identifies a user-supplied configuration file that provides values that are used
during the conversion. The config-file must be a Guardian file with file code
101 and must have the format described in Configuration File Format. If this
parameter is not specified, the converter uses default values.
APPNAME app-name
identifies a user-specified application name. app-name has a maximum of 30
characters and must not be the same as any other program being converted.
The converter uses this value to generate the names for the Java applet, the
starting HTML page, and the control HTML page. If this parameter is omitted, the
converter uses the program-id value specified in the INITPROG parameter to
generate applet names and HTML file names. The syntax for app-name follows
the same convention as the syntax for program-id.
JAVAVOL [\system.]$volume.subvol
identifies the location where the converter is to create the Java source files. You
must specify a fully qualified Guardian volume and subvolume name with optional
system name. If this parameter is omitted, the converter uses the system, volume,
and subvolume specified or implied in the CONFIGFILE parameter. If the
CONFIGFILE parameter is not specified, the Java files are created in the current
system, volume, and subvolume from which the CONVERT command was
executed.
HTMLVOL [\system.]$volume.subvol
identifies the location where the converter is to create the HTML output files. You
must specify a fully qualified Guardian volume and subvolume name with optional
system name. If this parameter is omitted, the converter uses the system, volume,
and subvolume specified or implied in the CONFIGFILE parameter. If the
CONFIGFILE parameter is not specified, the HTML files are created in the current
system, volume, and subvolume from which the CONVERT command was
executed.