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Configuration Checker Utility
The Java Communications Resource Manager Gateway (JCRMGW) is a Java application that manages sessions providing access into and out of the Java environment. It is configured using a text file named jcrmgw.cfg that resides in the WebLogic server directory. This configuration file is processed every time the gateway starts. Requests coming from the mainframe are mapped to an EJB that services the request while requests going to the mainframe are mapped to a mainframe program which can be executed using a CICS DPL. The JCRMGW also supports IMS operations.
When making changes to this file, you can verify the contents by invoking the gateway's configuration processor directly from the command line. This verification process allows you to discover and correct any errors prior to starting the gateway.
This topic consists of the following sub-topics:
This topic describes the configuration file checker utility.
This topic describes the gwboot startup class and its options.
bea.sna.jcrmgw.jcrmConfigurator
Java Communications Resource Manager Gateway configuration (jcrmgw.cfg) checker class.
Synopsis
bea.sna.jcrmgw.jcrmConfigurator
Description
The bea.sna.jcrmgw.jcrmConfigurator is used to check the jcrmgw.cfg file prior to starting the jcrmgw. It is recommended to place it into a script file and run it with standard output redirected to a file. The resulting output will be either diagnostic messages indicating syntax errors in the configuration file or a formatted listing of the definitions as they will be used by the gateway.
There are no options and the only file which can be processed is the ./jcrmgw.cfg file in the current directory.
GWBOOT
JCRMGW bootstrap command. This gwboot startup class launches the gateway when the server is started.
Synopsis
bea.sna.jcrmgw.gwboot [[-r] [-t] [-u] <userid> ]
Description
gwboot is used in the weblogic.properties file to start an instance of the jcrmgw and optionally spawn a CRM to listen on the address specified in the jcrmgw.cfg file if required.
The following options can be specified:
-r
-t
-u<userid>
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