• On the RAP-processing server
  Use the rapsetup command to set up the execution environment of the remote API facility.
  
• On the RAP-processing client
  When using the RAP-processing client manager function, also execute the rapsetup command on the RAP-processing client to set up the execution environment of the remote API facility.
  

• On the RAP-processing server
  Create the RAP-processing listener service definition.
  
• On the RAP-processing client
  Create the user service definition and the user service network definition. In the user service network definition, include the dcsvgdef definition command with the -w option specified to indicate that communication is to take place via the remote API facility.
  

  Example definition:

  dcsvgdef -g service-group-name -h host-name -p port-number -w

  If you are using the RAP-processing client manager facility, also create the RAP-processing client manager service definition.
  

For details about the definitions, see the manual OpenTP1 System Definition.

• On the RAP-processing server
  Execute the rapdfgen command, specifying the RAP-processing listener service definition you created in (2) above as the input file. This creates the RAP-processing listener user service definition and the RAP-processing server user service definition.
  The command outputs generated definitions to be under the $DCCONFPATH directory.
  

  Example of command execution:

  > rapdfgen RAP-processing-listener-service-definition-file-name

• On the RAP-processing client
  If you are using the RAP-processing client manager facility, execute the rapdfgen command specifying the RAP-processing client manager service definition you created in (2) above as the input file. This creates the RAP-processing client manager user service definition under the $DCCONFPATH directory.
  

  Example of command execution:

  > rapdfgen -m RAP-processing-client-manager-service-definition-file-name