2.2.1 System configuration
This subsection explains the JP1/Advanced Shell system configuration for each execution mode.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Executing batch jobs from JP1/AJS
The following shows the system configuration for executing batch jobs from JP1/AJS.
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The following explains the role of each system component.
Development PC: Enables use of JP1/Advanced Shell - Developer for creation of job definition scripts.
Batch operation server: Enables manual or automatic execution of job definition scripts.
Operation management server: Manages jobs that are executed.
Operation management console: Enables use of JP1/AJS - View for displaying job execution results, and is used to define the job definition scripts that are to be executed automatically. To perform job definition in JP1/Advanced Shell, you must have JP1/Advanced Shell - Custom Job (custom job definition program).
(2) Executing batch jobs manually
The following shows the system configuration for executing batch jobs manually.
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The following explains the role of each system component.
Development PC: Enables use of JP1/Advanced Shell - Developer for creation of job definition scripts.
Batch operation server: Enables manual execution of job definition scripts.
(3) When linking with uCosminexus Application Server
The system configuration when linking with uCosminexus Application Server varies as shown in the following figure depending on whether the job scheduling functionality is used.
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For details, see 3.3 Executing Java batch applications by using the adshjava command provided by JP1/Advanced Shell [only for Windows, Linux, AIX, and HP-UX].
(4) Using the user-reply functionality
The following figure shows the system configuration for using the user-reply functionality.
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For details, see 3.8 Using the user-reply functionality.