Pathway/iTS System Management Manual (G06.24+)

Configuring Pathway/iTS Objects
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Configuring PROGRAM Objects
clients, this must be GATEWAY, the name of the initial screen program in the
gateway requester.
This is the name specified in the PROGRAM-ID sentence of the Identification
Division in a SCREEN COBOL program.
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TCP specifies the name of the TCP that controls the screen program and oversees
communication between the screen program and the input-output device or
process.
In addition to the required attributes, other, optional ones can be selected:
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TYPE specifies the type of device supported by the TERM object. For TERM
objects supporting web clients, TYPE is required and must be specified as
INTELLIGENT.
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BREAK specifies whether the TCP accepts the Break key function for its terminals
running in conversational mode.
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DIAGNOSTIC specifies whether diagnostic screens are displayed to inform the
terminal operator when an error condition or termination occurs.
For a complete description of all the SET TERM attributes, see Section 10, TERM
Commands.
Ssuppose that youuppose that you want to add two physical terminals, with device
names $JOAN and $SAM, and you want to control them through TERM objects named
TERM-007 and TERM-008, respectively. These TERM objects will run as threads in
TCP named TCP-PRIME, and upon activation, enter a screen program named MAIN-
MENU. The terminals are 6530 terminals. You can define and add these TERM objects
by entering:
= SET TERM INITIAL MAINMENU
= SET TERM TCP TCP-PRIME
= SET TERM TYPE T16-6530:0
= ADD TERM TERM-007, FILE $JOAN
= ADD TERM TERM-008, FILE $SAM
As another example, suppose that you want to add a workstation running a browser-
based client, control it through a TERM object named CLIENT-001, and associate it
with the router process $ROUT1. You can define and add the TERM object as follows:
= SET TERM INITIAL GATEWAY
= SET TERM TCP TCP-WEB
= SET TERM TYPE INTELLIGENT
= ADD TERM CLIENT-001, FILE $ROUT1
= ADD TERM TERM-008, FILE $SAM
Configuring PROGRAM Objects
PROGRAM objects are templates used by the PATHMON process when creating and
starting temporary TERM objects. The templates define tasks that enable TCPs to run