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Appendix C: The ACACL File
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C26: DISCONNECT_ALL_PROCESSES
This keyword causes XAC to process a modem disconnect request that has been
received from any process that has been started during a session. Without this
keyword, XAC only processes modem disconnect requests that have been received
from the program named as the OBJECT in the ACACL entry.
Example:
ACACL Entry
COMMAND STATIC-PATHWAY
DESCRIPTION "STATIC Pathway Service"
USER GROUP,USER
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.NULL
ACL \*.*.* ALIAS:"\*.*"
DISCONNECT_ALL_PROCESSES
SCF Usage
5> SCF
SCF - T9082G02 - (16OCT98) (25SEP98) - 01/18/2000 11:13:14 SYSTEM \XYS7000
COPYRIGHT TANDEM COMPUTERS INCORPORATED 1986 - 1998
(INVOKING \XYS7000.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SCFCSTM)
1-> ASSUME LINE $ZTNP2
2-> ADD SERVICE APPSCRN,TYPE CONVERSATION,DISPLAY ON,SUBTYPE STATIC,ACCESS ALL
3-> ADD WINDOW #APP01,SERVICENAME "APPSCRN"
4-> START WINDOW #APP01
5-> ADD WINDOW #APP02,SERVICENAME "APPSCRN"
6-> START WINDOW #APP02
7-> EXIT
Start Pathway Sessions
XAC STATIC-PATHWAY /IN $ZTNP2.#APP01,OUT $ZTNP2.#APP01,TERM
$ZTNP2.#APP01,NOWAIT,NAME $AP01/
XAC STATIC-PATHWAY /IN $ZTNP2.#APP02,OUT $ZTNP2.#APP02,TERM
$ZTNP2.#APP02,NOWAIT,NAME $AP02/
PATHWAY TERM Definition
6> PATHCOM $APP1
$Z1X7: PATHCOM - T8344D44 - (31DEC98)
COPYRIGHT TANDEM COMPUTERS INCORPORATED 1980 - 1985, 1987 - 1998
= ADD TERM APPSCRN1,FILE $AP01.#IN,TCP TCP01,INITIAL APPLS01
= ADD TERM APPSCRN2,FILE $AP02.#IN,TCP TCP01,INITIAL APPLS01
= START TERM *
= EXIT
The Pathway screens are now available from the Telnet service prompt. By typing
APPSCREEN at the prompt, the user will be connected directly to the initial Pathway
screen. The first program started, however, was the NULL process. If a disconnect is
received from PATHWAY without this keyword, it will be disregarded and the
connection will continue. With this keyword, however, the disconnect will be processed
and the session will be terminated normally.