Call to a service whith /DOMAIN

Question

hello,
I am in a /DOMAINS environment. I have two domains called A et B. I have a problem
with a service which belongs to A but this service is active (when I use psr from
tmadmin) and the gateway seems to work when I make a co whith dmadmin.
Is there a way to know if I can call A's service from B without using a programm
which really call it ?

Answer 1

In general, I wouldn't rely completely on the statistics. Other than the
statistics, why do you think it might not be working? If the service takes an FML
buffer as an argument, you can use "ud" (or ud32) to call it from the command
line...
"Grégoire Maral" wrote:
the psc of domain B says that the service is idle,the psr of domain B says that
it is available and the psc of A says that it is available.
but there's one thing : from A the value of the column "done" is 0 (for the psr
and psc) and from B this value is 9.
Does this means that B requested this service 9 times and that A never answered
and you're right whith the dmconfig file.
thank you for your answer.
Robert Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
What does the psr command of tmadmin say on Domain B? You should see
the service
advertised by the domain gateway if it is exposing this service from
the remote
domain...
I am assuming that your dmconfig file for domain A lists the service
in the
DM_LOCAL_SERVICES section and that the dmconfig file for domain B lists
the service in
the DM_REMOTE_SERVICES section.
maral wrote:
hello,
I am in a /DOMAINS environment. I have two domains called A et B. Ihave a problem
with a service which belongs to A but this service is active (whenI use psr from
tmadmin) and the gateway seems to work when I make a co whith dmadmin.
Is there a way to know if I can call A's service from B without usinga programm
which really call it ?