Configuring Java CAPS Project Components for Communication Adapters

Connectivity Map Outbound Adapter SNA Settings

The Outbound Adapter SNA Settings are included in the table.

Table 8 Outbound Adapter—SNA Settings

Name 

Description 

Required Value 

Packet Size

The number of bytes per packet of data. This number also determines the size of the buffers. 

A valid numeric value. 

The default is 1024.

Timeout

Specifies the milliseconds of pause before receiving a response from a server following a sent request. 

A valid numeric value. 

The default is 1000.

Initialize Conversation

Specifies how the adapter will establish a SNA conversation. Options are: 

  • True: The adapter will initialize SNA conversations as an invoking TP.

  • False: The adapter will accept SNA conversations as an invokable TP.

Select True or False.

The default is True.

Deallocation Type

Specifies the type of deallocation required at the end of a conversation when a shutdown is issued. Please refer to your SNA documentation for more information. 

Select one of the following four options: 

  • 0 - SYNC_LEVEL.

  • 1 - FLUSH

  • 2 - CONFIRM

  • 3 - ABEND

The default is 0 - SYNC_LEVEL.

Synchroniza-tion Level

Specifies the synchronization level parameter (CM_SYNC_LEVEL). Please refer to your SNA manual for more information.

  • 0 - None (Default)

  • 1 - Confirm

Select one of the following two options: 

  • 0 - None

  • 1 - Confirm.

The default is 0 - None.

Custom Handshake Class Name

Defines your SNA handshake logic (see Appendix B to deploy a custom handshake class). 

A fully qualified class name such as com.abc.MyClass. The class must implement the interface com.stc.connector.snalu62.api.sna CustomerHandshake. No value (leaving the property blank) indicates that no SNA conversation handshake logic is defined. Instead, a built-in standard handshake logic is used.

Where to Go Next

Connectivity Map Outbound Adapter Connection Establishment.

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