This document covers the following topics:
See also Administration of Broker Stubs under OpenVMS.
The following prerequisites apply to the EntireX package on OpenVMS:
HP Integrity Server
OpenVMS 8.3-1H1, Update V8.0
OpenVMS 8.4, Update V6.0
HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
HP SSL V1.4-334
To install EntireX under OpenVMS
Mount the CD-ROM.
Check whether the logical sag$root is set. If not, define sag$root as concealed device to the directory used for installing Software AG products. Example:
DEFINE/TRANSLATION_ATTRIBUTES=CONCEALED SAG$ROOT SAG$DEVICE:[SAG.]
Restore the delivered EntireX backup saveset to sag$root directory. The backup saveset can be found in the VMS subdirectory of the CD-ROM. Example:
BACKUP/LOG CD-DEVICE:[VMS]EXX_V8020.BCK/SAVE SAG$DEVICE:[SAG...]*.*
Change the default directory to "sag$root:[exx.v802.install]".
Run the installation script
install.com.
The file SAG$ROOT:[EXX]login.com is
created.
Environment files are created in SAG$ROOT:[EXX.V802.INSTALL].
To set the environment, execute either
SAG$ROOT:[EXX]LOGIN.COM or
SAG$ROOT:[EXX.V802.INSTALL]EXXENV.COM.
This section assumes you have installed EntireX Broker on the target node and it is up and running.
To verify the installation of the EntireX package on OpenVMS
Start up two user sessions.
To ensure that the environment has been setup, enter the commands:
SHOW LOGICAL ETBLNK SHOW LOGICAL EXX$LIBRARY SHOW LOGICAL EXX$EXAMPLES SHOW LOGICAL EXXDIR SHOW SYMBOL EXXVERS
Run the setup procedure @EXX$EXAMPLES:SETUP_EXAMPLES.COM
on both user sessions.
Run the following two example programs, one on each of the user sessions.
bcos -i<REPEATS> -b<BROKER-ID> -2 bcoc -i<REPEATS> -b<BROKER-ID> -2
In the following example, both programs are run on the local node, using
two user sessions. The BROKER-ID is a
combination of the hostname (where the EntireX broker is running) and the port
number. The REPEATS value is 100. The value
"-2" indicates that the Broker is Version 2.1.1 or
above.
bcos -i100 -bhost1:1971 -2 bcoc -i100 -bhost1:1971 -2
The BROKER-ID should be set up as a TCP/IP
service. For an example of how to set up this service, see
EXXDIR:[v802.bin]set_service.com.
