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Chapter 3 Configuring and Operating : Supplying the Gateway Startup Parameters

Supplying the Gateway Startup Parameters
The gateway parameters, which are described in the following section, are configurable via the mon.prm and session.prm parameter files used for TIBCO Object Service Broker sessions.
Configuring a Service Gateway to Run on Open Systems
To configure a Service Gateway, you must edit the following parameter files:
The parameter files will be located in %OS_ROOT%\database on Windows and ${OS_ROOT}/database on Solaris and Linux. Sample template files are provided in these directories (they have the extension .template).
If the parameter files already exist in you database directory, modify each file as required for installation. If the parameter files do not already exist, perform the following procedure:
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mon.prm File
A mon.prm file can include the following Execution Environment parameters used for accessing external servers:
SERVERS (SRV)
A double-quoted list of pairs of values, separated by commas. The first value in the pair is the number of Gateways to start and the second is the name of the group in the session.prm file describing the Gateway session.
For example, if the mon.prm file contains the following line: SERVERS "1 ABC,3 DEF",the line notifies the TIBCO Object Service Broker monitor process that 1 Gateway described by the section named ABC and 3 Gateways described by the section named DEF are to be started at Execution Environment startup. The names ABC and DEF are references to the session.prm file where groups of session parameters with NAME ABC and NAME DEF as section headers are to be found.
SERVERRETRIES (SRT)
A number indicating how many times the attempt to start an external Gateway is to be repeated by the TIBCO Object Service Broker monitor process at Execution Environment startup. Set this parameter to 1 so that you are not retrying a Gateway startup without removing the cause of the failure.
session.prm File
A session.prm file describes Gateway sessions the same way it describes regular sessions: a named group of parameters can contain both generic session parameters and Gateway-specific session parameters. This Gateway-specific group should be referenced by the SERVERS Execution Environment parameter in the mon.prm file described above.
See Also
TIBCO Object Service Broker Parameters for more information about the parameters and parameter files.

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