Introduction; Which Sections Do You Need; Table 1-1. Configuration And Manual Correspondences - HP NonStop Pathway/iTS Programming Manual

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Introduction

This manual describes the management programming interface to the PATHMON
environment provided by Pathway/iTS. It describes how to use programmatic
commands in a management application to configure Pathway/iTS objects that support
transaction-processing requesters, how to monitor the status and performance of these
objects, and how to handle error and event messages returned by the Pathway
subsystem.
Note. This manual describes the objects created and controlled by the Pathway/iTS product to
support requesters in a Pathway environment. Objects created and controlled by the TS/MP
product, which support servers in a Pathway environment, are described in a separate manual
set. For more information about those objects, see the TS/MP Management Programming
Manual.

Which Sections Do You Need?

This manual is organized into logical groups of information for easy reference.
Table 1-1 is a descriptive map indicating which sections are relevant to particular
operating environments.

Table 1-1. Configuration and Manual Correspondences

If Your Configuration
Includes...
SPI management
interface
Internal TCPs
Terminals
Templates for terminals
running other than
SCREEN COBOL
programs
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You Need... To Perform the Following...
Section 2 Learn how to do management programming
Section 3 Learn Pathway/iTS-specific programming
information
Sections 4-6 Look up definitions of command and response
tokens
Sections 11- Look up event and error messages
12
See management programming examples
Section 13
See error-handling examples
Section 14
Section 7 Define and control TCPs
Section 10 Control messages from TCPs to terminals
Section 11 Handle event messages from TCPs
Section 12 Handle error messages from TCPs
Section 8 Define and control configured TERM objects;
control and obtain information about
temporary TERM objects
Section 9 Define and control PROGRAM objects
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