Service Metadata Repository

Question

Hi,
After booting the TMMETADATA server, is is possible to dynamically
reload/replace the repository file?
cheers,
Dave Meibusch

Answer 1

Hi Dave Meibusch,
When the TMMETADATA server is started, command tmloadrepos cannot be used to
reload/replace the repository file any more. Since the tmloadrepos with '-e'
option might destroy the whole structure of the repository file, which may
cause serious problem for those TMMETADATA servers who are using this file.
There are 2 possible approaches of replacing the repository file that is
used by a TMMETADATA server:
1. Use ud32 to access ".METAREPOS" service. You should compose a MIB like
request before invoking ud32.
You can refer to the following Tuxedo document to see how to compose MIB
like request for ".METAREPOS" service.
http://edocs.bea.com/tuxedo/tux91/rf5/rf5g.htm#3125111
2. Write C code to access the repository file directly by using ATMI
tpsetrepos()
You can refer to the following Tuxedo document to see how to use
tpsetrepos().
http://edocs.bea.com/tuxedo/tux91/rf3c/rf3c74.htm#2183851
Finally, if you really want to reload the repository with the command
tmloadrepos, you have to shutdown TMMETADATA server.
Regards,
Oliver
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Hi,
After booting the TMMETADATA server, is is possible to dynamically
reload/replace the repository file?
cheers,
Dave Meibusch