GATEWAY section of the configuration file

The GATEWAY section of the configuration file defines the Gateway daemon settings.

There must be no more than one GATEWAY section in the configuration file.

Table 1. SECTION GATEWAY
Entry in the configuration file	Description
adminport	Port for local administration.
cicslogging	Log CICS messages.
closetimeout	Timeout for in-progress requests to complete.
connectionlogging	Log Client connections and disconnections.
DNSNames	Display TCP/IP host names.
dumpoffset	Data byte offset in trace data.
initconnect	Initial number of connection manager threads.
initworker	Initial number of worker threads.
log@error.dest	Error and warning message loggingLog destinations.
log@error.parameters	Error and warning message loggingLog file names.
log@info.dest	Informational message logging.
log@info.parameters	Informational message logging.
log@statistics.dest	Statistics log destination.
log@statistics.parameters	Statistics log file name.
maxconnect	Maximum number of connection manager threads.
maxhttpconnect	Maximum number of HTTP connections
maxworker	Maximum number of worker threads.
noinput (UNIX and Linux®)	Enable reading input from console on UNIX and Linux.
quiet (UNIX and Linux)	Console output.
requestexits	Configuring request monitoring exits for the Gateway daemon.
stack	Exception stack tracing.
stateod	Statistics end of day time.
statint	Statistics interval.
statsrecording	Enable statistic recording to an XML file.
trace	Equivalent to Gateway under Client trace components. Set this to on to enable Gateway trace, otherwise omit.
tfile	Gateway trace file.
tfilesize	Gateway trace file wrap size (KB).
trace	Gateway daemon tracing.
truncationsize	Maximum size of trace data blocks.
workertimeout	Worker thread availability timeout.