TIBCO Rendezvous Command Aliases

Adapter commands can be specified by using an execution command string on the command line or by creating a command file that contains adapter commands dictating the desired execution settings. For information about all of the options you can use with the execution commands for adapters or how to create a command file, see the Execution Commands documentation.

Use the Input Source Override - Message execution command (-IM) and the Output Target Override - Message execution command (-OM) with the TIBCO Rendezvous Adapter alias. The execution command systax is:

-IM[alias} card_num
-OM[alias] card_num

where -IM is the Input Source - Override execution command and -OM is the Output Target - Override execution command, alias is the adapter alias, and card_num is the number of the input or output card, respectively. The following table shows the adapter alias and execution commands.

When using an adapter alias with the execution command, the TIBCO Rendezvous Adapter commands can be issued on the command line or in a command file. You can use the adapter commands to specify the message subject name, the TIBCO Rendezvous service name, the timeout period, the certified message delivery name, and more.

For example, the command string for the adapter in the TIBCO Rendezvous environment might be:

-IMRV1 '-SBN rvcm.test.in -REPLY rvcm.reply -CMN output_CM
     -LFN rvcmrpout.lgr -T'

This example command line retrieves incoming messages with the subject name defined as rvcm.test.in using the Subject Name adapter command (-SBN rvcm.test.in). The Reply adapter command (-REPLY rvcm.reply) specifies the subject name of rvcm.reply to the confirmation of the message receipt (the reply). The adapter listens for messages with the certified session named output_CM using the required Certified Session Name adapter command (-CMN input_CM). The ledger file named rvcmrpout.lgr is specified as the ledger file to log the TIBCO Rendezvous certified delivery for this particular certified session using the Ledger File Name command (-LFN rvcmrpout.lgr). The Trace adapter command (-T) indicates that a trace file will be created to report adapter activity information, recording the events that occur while the adapter is retrieving this data.