URIMAP definitions: Summary resource statistics
A summary listing of resource statistics for a URIMAP definition.
Summary statistics are not available online.
The resource information gives details of various attribute settings of each URIMAP definition.
| DFHSTUP name | Description |
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| URIMAP Name | The name of the installed URIMAP resource.
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| URIMAP Usage | The intended use of this URIMAP resource:
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| URIMAP Scheme | The scheme for the HTTP request, HTTP with
SSL (HTTPS) or without SSL (HTTP).
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| Authenticate | For USAGE(CLIENT), whether credentials (authentication information) are sent for outbound Web requests. |
| URIMAP Port | For USAGE(CLIENT), the port number used for the client connection. For USAGE(SERVER), the port number that is being used for the communication, even if PORT(NO) is specified on the URIMAP at define time. |
| URIMAP Host | For USAGE(CLIENT), the host name of the target URL to
which the HTTP request is to be sent. For any other usage type, the host name on the incoming HTTP
request that is used to select this URIMAP definition.
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| URIMAP IP Family | The address format of the address returned in URIMAP IP
Resolved Address.
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| URIMAP IP Resolved Address | The IPv4 or IPv6 resolved address of the
host.
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| URIMAP Path | For USAGE(CLIENT), the path of the target URL to which
the HTTP request is to be sent. For any other usage type, the path on the incoming HTTP request that
is used to select this URIMAP definition. The PATH might end in an asterisk, meaning that it is
generic, and matches any path with characters that are the same up to but excluding the asterisk.
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| TCPIPSERVICE name | The TCPIPSERVICE resource to which this URIMAP
definition applies. Only requests received using this TCPIPSERVICE resource are matched to this
URIMAP definition. If no TCPIPSERVICE resource is specified, the URIMAP definition applies to all
incoming HTTP requests.
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| WEBSERVICE name | The name of the WEBSERVICE resource definition for the
web service that handles the incoming HTTP request.
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| PIPELINE name | The name of the PIPELINE resource definition for the web
service that handles the incoming HTTP request.
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| ATOMSERVICE name | The name of the ATOMSERVICE resource definition for the
Atom document.
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| Templatename | The name of a CICS document template, with the
contents that are returned as the HTTP response.
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| zFS File | The name of a file in the z/OS®
UNIX System
Services file system, with the contents that are returned as the HTTP response.
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| Analyzer | Whether the analyzer associated with the
TCPIPSERVICE definition is called to process the request.
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| Converter | The name of a converter program that is
used to transform the HTTP request into a form suitable for the application program specified in
PROGRAM.
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| Transaction ID | The name of the alias transaction that processes the
incoming HTTP request.
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| Program name | The name of the application program that processes the
incoming HTTP request.
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| Redirection type | Whether matching requests will be redirected, on a
temporary or permanent basis.
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| Location for redirection | An alternative URL to which the Web client is
redirected, if redirection is specified.
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| URIMAP reference count | Number of times this URIMAP definition was referenced.
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| Disabled | Number of times that this URIMAP host and path were
matched, but the URIMAP definition was disabled.
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| Redirected | Number of times that this URIMAP host and path were
matched and the number of times that the request was redirected.
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| Time out for pooled sockets | The time after which CICS discards pooled client HTTP
connections created using this URIMAP resource if they are not reused.
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| Peak number of pooled sockets | Peak number of open client HTTP connections held in the
pool for reuse.
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| Number of reclaimed sockets | Number of pooled connections that were closed in the
pool by CICS because the CICS region had reached the MAXSOCKETS limit.
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| Number of timed out sockets | Number of pooled connections that were closed in the
pool by CICS because they reached their timeout value without being reused.
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