Use the idl2ir command to create an Interface Repository and load interface definitions into it. If no repository file exists, the command creates it. If the repository file does exists, the command loads the specified interface definitions into it. The format of the command is as follows:
Use the irdel command to delete the specified object from the Interface Repository. Only interfaces not referenced from another interface can be deleted. By default, the repository file is
repository.ifr.
The format of the command is as follows:
By default, the TMIFRSVR server uses the Interface Repository file
repository.ifr in the first pathname specified in the
APPDIR environment variable. You can override this default setting by specifying the
-f filename option on the command-line options (
CLOPT) parameter.
The following example shows a SERVERS section from a sample
UBBCONFIG file. Instead of using the default file
repository.ifr in the default directory (
$APPDIR) where the application resides, the example specifies an alternate file and location,
/usr/repoman/myrepo.ifr.
For a description of the TMIFRSVR -f filename parameter, refer to the File Formats, Data Descriptions, MIBs, and System Processes Reference. In addition to the
CLOPT -f filename parameter, the
TMIFRSVR parameter can contain other parameters (those that are not specific to the <Default ? Font>Oracle Tuxedo system) in the
SERVERS section of an application’s
UBBCONFIG configuration file.