OpenTP1 Version 7 User's Guide
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This subsection explains use of the GUI to set up an OpenTP1 environment. The GUI provides as templates the minimum system definitions required in order to use OpenTP1. The provided templates include multiple models in which appropriate values (parameters) are set for various system configurations. You can use the GUI to change the set parameter values. Parameter values specified by using the GUI are treated as operand values in the corresponding system definitions.
- Note
- OpenTP1 system definitions that are not included in the provided templates cannot be added to those templates.
To use the GUI to set up an OpenTP1 environment:
- From the Start menu, choose Programs, OpenTP1, and then OpenTP1 Environment.
The OpenTP1 Environment window is displayed.
- In the OpenTP1 Environment window, select a desired definition type and model, and then click the Next button.
The OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information) is displayed.
- Enter values for parameters in the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
- To check the specified settings, click the Details button in the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
The Detailed Information dialog box is displayed.
- In the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information), click the Next button.
The OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output) is displayed.
- In the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output), select the OpenTP1 service name whose environment you want to set up, and then select the Execute Batch file check box.
Once you select the Execute Batch file check box, clicking the Execution button creates the definition files and OpenTP1 file system.
- In the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output), click the Execution button.
A template to which the definition type, model, and parameter values have been applied is stored. A batch file is executed and the definition files and OpenTP1 file system are created.
- To check the execution results of the batch file, in the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output), click the View Log button.
The Log File dialog box is displayed.
- In the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output), click the Close button.
The OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output) closes and setup of the OpenTP1 environment is completed.
The following subsections provide the details of the windows and dialog boxes used for environment setup.
- Organization of this subsection
- (1) OpenTP1 Environment window
- (2) OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information)
- (3) Detailed Information dialog box
- (4) OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output)
- (5) Log File dialog box
You specify a definition type and model in the OpenTP1 Environment window.
To display the OpenTP1 Environment window, from the Start menu, choose Programs, OpenTP1, and then OpenTP1 Environment.
The following shows the OpenTP1 Environment window.
Figure 6-2 OpenTP1 Environment window
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- Menu bar
- File menu
- Choosing Close from the File menu closes the OpenTP1 Environment window.
- Help menu
- Choosing About from the Help menu displays the Version dialog box. This dialog box displays information about the OpenTP1 administrator that was entered when OpenTP1 was installed.
- Platform drop-down list
- Windows is displayed. There is no need to specify this item.
- Definition drop-down list
- You select one of the following types of definitions:
- TP1_Server Base System Definition
Select this definition type to start OpenTP1. This definition type enables you to specify parameters required for starting OpenTP1 (specific operands in some of the definitions, such as system common definition RAP-processing listener service definition).
If you wish to specify a user service definition, select User Service Definition.
- User Service Definition
Select this definition type to start a user server. This definition type enables you to specify parameters required for starting a user server (some of the operands in the user service definition). Note that you must select TP1_Server Base System Definition to create definition files before you select User Service Definition.
- Model drop-down list
- You can select a model definition template. Available models depend on the definition type selected from the Definition drop-down list. The following table lists the available models.
Table 6-7 List of available models
| Selected definition |
Available models |
Description |
| TP1_Server Base System Definition |
Sample Model |
Enables you to start the OpenTP1 service and use the sample UAP. |
| Sample Model(RAP) |
Enables you to start the OpenTP1 service and use the RAP-processing server. |
| Large Model |
Model for a large-scale system environment. |
| User Service Definition |
SPP Sample Model |
Model for the sample SPP. |
| SPP.NET Sample Model |
Model for the sample SPP.NET. |
| SPP.NET Sample Model(.NET Interface) |
Model for the sample SPP.NET using the .NET interface. |
| SUP Sample Model |
Model for the sample SUP. |
| SUP.NET Sample Model |
Model for the sample SUP.NET. |
| SUP.NET Sample Model(.NET Interface) |
Model for the sample SUP.NET using the .NET interface. |
- Definition Information
- Displays a description of the model selected from the Model drop-down list.
- Next button
- Displays the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information). For details about the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information), see (2) OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
- Close button
- Terminates the GUI environment setup without saving the specified settings.
You use the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information) to enter parameter values.
To display the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information), click the Next button at the bottom of the OpenTP1 Environment window.
The following figure shows the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
Figure 6-3 OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information)
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- Parameter List
- Displays the names of and values for parameters appropriate to the definition type and model selected in the OpenTP1 Environment window. You can change parameter values as appropriate to the OpenTP1 environment. Note that only entries in Parameter Value can be changed in Parameter List.
- For details about the parameters, see Chapter 5. System Definitions and the descriptions of the operands with the same names in the manual OpenTP1 Version 7 System Definition.
- Parameter Information
- Selecting the Parameter Value cell for a parameter displays a description of that parameter.
- Details button
- Displays the Detailed Information dialog box. For details about the Detailed Information dialog box, see (3) Detailed Information dialog box.
- Back button
- Returns to the OpenTP1 Environment window.
- Next button
- Displays the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output). For details about the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output), see (4) OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output).
- Close button
- Terminates GUI environment setup without saving the specified settings.
You use the Detailed Information dialog box to check the settings specified in the OpenTP1 Environment window and OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
To display the Detailed Information dialog box, click the Details button in the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
The following figure shows the Detailed Information dialog box.
Figure 6-4 Detailed Information dialog box
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- Displayed information
- Displays the settings specified in the OpenTP1 Environment window and OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
- OK button
- Closes the Detailed Information dialog box.
In the OpenTP1 Environment Setup Window (Output), you select an OpenTP1 service whose environment you want to set up, and specify a folder in which to store the template.
To display the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output), click the Next button in the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
The following figure shows the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output).
Figure 6-5 OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output)
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- Service drop-down list
- Select the OpenTP1 service for which a template is to be stored. The drop-down list displays the following OpenTP1 services that have been set up in Windows:
- OpenTP1
This service is created automatically after OpenTP1 has been installed. When you select OpenTP1, the template is stored in %DCDIR%\conf.
- OpenTP1_XXXX
This is a multiOpenTP1 service, where XXXX indicates the multiOpenTP1 identifier. When you select OpenTP1_XXXX, the template is stored in the multiOpenTP1 folder.
- Others
Enables you to select a desired storage location for the template.
- Execute Batch file check box
- When you select this check box, the batch file is executed automatically when the template is stored in order to create the definition files and OpenTP1 file system.
- Output Directory
- Displays or enters the storage folder, as determined by the selection made in the Service drop-down list.
- When OpenTP1 or OpenTP1_XXXX is selected
The selected OpenTP1's %DCDIR%\conf is displayed.
- When Others is selected
The user enters the path of the folder in which the template is to be stored.
- Notes about specifying the storage folder
- Not only the parameters listed in Parameter List but also the DCDIR environment variable's value are defined in the template provided by OpenTP1. @DCDCDIR@ is set temporarily for the value of the DCDIR environment variable, because the user can enter a desired storage destination by selecting Others from the Service drop-down list. However, environment setup cannot be performed while this environment variable is set to @DCDCDIR@, so you must change this value to the correct %DCDIR% value for the actual environment being used.
- View Log button
- Displays the Log File dialog box. For details about the Log File dialog box, see (5) Log File dialog box.
- Back button
- Returns to the OpenTP1 Environment window (parameter information).
- Execution button
- Stores the template at the folder path displayed in Output Directory. If the Execute Batch file check box is selected, the batch file is executed.
- Once the batch file executes, a dialog box is displayed when the processing is completed. If the processing fails, an error message is displayed in the dialog box. For details about the error messages, see the manuals OpenTP1 Version 7 Messages.
- Close button
- Terminates GUI environment setup.
You use the Log File dialog box to check the batch file execution results.
To display the Log File dialog box, click the View Log button in the OpenTP1 Environment Setup window (Output).
The following figure shows the Log File dialog box.
Figure 6-6 Log File dialog box
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- File name
- Displays the name of the log file that contains the batch file execution results.
- Modified
- Displays the date and time the batch file executed.
- Displayed information
- Displays the batch file execution results.
- OK button
- Closes the Log File dialog box.
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