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Wednesday, Nov 30, 2011
In this article, I want to share with you some basic information on some important iTP Web Server logs . Since a lot of information is already available in the HP documentation, I thought I would give you a "Cliff Notes " tour by using "5 W's + 1 H " approach:
What?
access.log
The access log file records the request history of a serve r. The information... Read More
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Thursday, Nov 10, 2011
I have always said that you can tell who the Nonstop Users are in the audience by the questions they ask, such as:
Is this scalable?
What is the performance?
How do I monitor it?
The last question highlights the importance that NonStop system managers place on providing responsive support for their end users. That's why system performance... Read More
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Tuesday, Sep 6, 2011
Several years ago we began exploring how we might make functionality that was readily available on Windows™ platforms available to NonStop applications. We looked at porting some of them to the NonStop. We have been able to do that to a very small number of tools, like an HTTP server and email client.) Most of the other tools were either proprietary or need features that... Read More
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Wednesday, Aug 17, 2011
DLLs (Dynamic Link Library) have long been used to provide optional features to programs since its inception on the Windows platform. TIC has used this capability in our Windows™ applications, TelePath and TICTransform . DLLs allow customers to extend both of these TIC products by adding their own code.
But did you know that DLL is... Read More
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Tuesday, Jun 7, 2011
If you are a SOAP/AM Server user, then you know how easy it is to create a web service using the SOAP/AM Control Panel in a matter of minutes.
SOAP/AM Server stores information about the web services in Service Definition Files (SDF) within its Virtual File System (VFS) , which can be viewed easily from a web browser. Once a service is created,the SDF file can be modified by... Read More
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
More than once, users have asked me these two interesting questions about our software products SOAP/AM and XML Thunder. I hope that this blog will help answer these questions:
“Can I use SOAP/AM to do XML Parsing?”
SOAP/AM Server is used for exposing Pathway Server as Web Services. That means external application such as .NET or Java can interface to those... Read More
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