To set up the Lawson network services in the inetd.conf file

  1. In the /etc/inetd.conf (Internet daemon) file on all machines in the network, specify the following information for each service.
    Service Name

    tcpjsLAWENVNAME or tcpexecjobLAWENVNAME

    where LAWENVNAME is the value of $LAWENVNAME.

    Socket Type

    stream

    Protocol

    tcp

    Wait/Nowait

    nowait

    User

    root

    Server Program

    $GENDIR/bin/tcpjsd or $GENDIR/bin/tcpexecjobd

    For $GENDIR, specify the actual path, not "$GENDIR".

    Server Program Arguments

    ServerProgram -e EnvironmentName -- -t LAWENVNAMEvalue

    where LAWENVNAME is the corresponding value from the Server Program field, EnvironmentName is the name of the Lawson Environment you are defining services for, and LAWENVNAMEvalue is the value of the $LAWENVNAME environment variable.

    Example:

    /lawenv/univ/bin/tcpjsd –e 90env -- -t 90env

    Note: A double dash (--) must follow the Environment name.
  2. Force the Lawson system to recognize the changes to inetd.conf (for example, do a stoplaw and then a startlaw.

    Sample inetd.conf file (Note: Each pair of lines below represents one continuous line in an actual inetd.conf file.

    tcpjs90env  stream tcp nowait root /lawenv/univ/bin/tcpjsd  /lawenv/univ/bin/tcpjsd
          -e 90env -- -t 90env
tcpexecjob90env   stream  tcp   nowait  root   /lawenv/univ/bin/tcpexecjobd  
          /lawenv/univ/bin/tcpexecjobd -e 90env -- -t 90env