Extractor Service

This document covers the following topics:


Introduction

  • The Extractor Service provides access to LMS libraries.

  • It is a built-in service of the RPC Server for BS2000 and can be enabled/disabled by RPC server configuration settings.

  • Depending on the platform where the broker is running, you can restrict usage of the Extractor Service to certain users or group of users, using EntireX Security. See Authorization of Client and Server.

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Scope

The Extractor Service is a prerequisite for the

The Extractor Service uses the same class and server names as defined for the RPC server, and "EXTRACTOR" as the service name, resulting in class/server/EXTRACTOR as the broker service.

Note:
EXTRACTOR is a service name reserved by Software AG. See SERVICE under Service-specific Broker Attributes.

Enabling the Extractor Service

Start of instruction setTo enable the Extractor Service

  1. Set the RPC Server for BS2000 parameter extractor=yes. See extractor under Configuring the RPC Server.

  2. Define in the broker attribute file, under the RPC service, an additional broker service with "EXTRACTOR" as the service name and values for class and server identical to those used for the RPC service. For example, if your RPC service is named

    CLASS = RPC    SERVER = SRV1    SERVICE = CALLNAT

    the extractor service requires the following additional service definition in the Broker attribute file:

    CLASS = RPC    SERVER = SRV1    SERVICE = EXTRACTOR
  3. Optional. If you need to restrict the use of the Extractor Service to a selected group of users, use EntireX Security and define security rules for the class/server/EXTRACTOR broker service. The service name EXTRACTOR is a constant.

Disabling the Extractor Service

Start of instruction setTo disable the extractor service

  • Set the RPC Server for BS2000 parameter extractor=no. See extractor under Configuring the RPC Server.

    The RPC Server for BS2000 will not register the extractor service in the broker.