5.3.15 Checking the HCSC server information

(a) When using screens

In the Tree view, double-click the HCSC server information of which you want to reference. Information of the double-clicked HCSC server is displayed in the editor area. You can check the HCSC server information by displaying the Basic information page and the Operations page in the editor area.

For details on the Basic information page and Operations page for HCSC server, see "4.2 Information Page" in "Service Platform Reference Guide". For details on the Operating page of the HCSC server, see "4.4 Operations Page" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".

Furthermore, you can also check the operating status of the HCSC server by using icons displayed in the Tree view. For details on the icons displayed, see "4.1 Window structure (Operating environment)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".

(b) When using commands

To view the HCSC server information, execute the cscstatus command or cscutil command.

You can execute the cscstatus and cscutil commands from the operating environment. Use the respective commands in the following cases:

• cscstatus command

  Use this command to reference the dynamic information (running state) of the HCSC server.

• Cscutil command

  Use this command to reference the static information (definition information set up in the HCSC server setup definition file and HCSC server runtime definition file) for the HCSC server. The information that is reflected in the actual operation is displayed as the definition information. The information set by the user is reflected at the time of starting the HCSC server or at the time of starting receptions. In either of the following cases, the information set when you had started the HCSC server and the reception last time, is displayed:

  • If the definition information is set when the HCSC server is running, and the HCSC server is not restarted after setting the information

  • If the definition information is set when the reception is running and the reception is not restarted after setting this information

The description of how to execute each command is as follows:

Using the cscstatus command

In the operating environment, execute the cscstatus command.

For details on the cscstatus command, see "cscstatus (Displaying the status)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".

Execution format of the cscstatus command is as follows:

To view the information of all HCSC servers

Execute the command without specifying any option.

cscstatus -user <login user ID> -pass <login password>

To view logical server information of a specific HCSC server

Execute the command by specifying the -csc and -type options. Specify "system" in the -type option.

cscstatus -user <login user ID> -pass <login password> -csc <HCSC server name> -type system

To reference the reception information of a specific HCSC server

Execute the command by specifying the -csc and -type options. Specify "reception" in the -type option.

cscstatus -user <login user ID> -pass <login password> -csc <HCSC server name> -type reception

To reference the HCSC component information of a specific HCSC server

Execute the command by specifying the -csc and -type options. In the -type option, specify "compo".

cscstatus -user <login user ID> -pass <login password> -csc <HCSC server name> -type compo

When using the cscutil command

Execute the cscutil command in the operating environment. Specify server in the -target option and specify get_info in the -operation option.

For details on the cscutil command, see "cscutil (Various operations)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".

The execution format of the cscutil command differs depending on whether you use the property definition file.

When you use the property definition file

In the -props option, specify the HCSC server name.

cscutil -user <login user ID> -pass <login password> -mng <Manager server> -target server -operation get_info -props "CSCSrvName=<HCSC server name>"

You can use the cscrepls command to check the Manager name and the HCSC server name specified in the cscutil command. For details on the cscrepls command, see "cscrepls (Displaying the repository information)" in "Service Platform Reference Guide".

When you do not use the property definition file

Specify the name of the property definition file name in the -propfile option. You must create the property definition file beforehand in the J2SE property file format.

cscutil -user <login user ID> -pass <login password> -mng <Manager name> -target server -operation get_info -propfile <property definition file name>

Information output during command execution

The following table lists and describes the output information during command execution. The output information that is not listed in this table is the maintenance information for troubleshooting.

Table 5‒1: Information output by the command for referencing the HCSC server information

Output item	Output information
server-status	Displays the HCSC server status: active (active status) inactive (inactive status)# starting (during startup processing) stopping (during termination processing)
request-service-status	Displays the standard reception status. If the HCSC server is not running, this information is not displayed. active (active status) inactive (inactive status) starting (during startup process) startfailed (start failure status) stopping (during stopping process) stopfailed (stop failure status)

#

When the time required to acquire the status of the HCSC server exceeds the command timeout duration set in the csc-command-timeout of the HCSC server runtime definition file, output is performed in inactive status.