prolingavalclient 1 prolingavalclient command line Validate network/SOAP client tool prolingavalclient --config config_file_name.xml --in input_VC_file_name.xml --out output_VC_file_name.xml prolingavalclient --version The prolingavalclient program parses the input Validate Command XML file and sends this as a request to the Validate Web Service. The response of this request is placed in the output XML file as specified as the 2nd argument. prolingavalclient will get the information as hostname and TCP portnumber of the Web Service from the configuration file etc/prolingavalcfg.xml. config_file_name.xml The name of the XML file containing the configuration. If no file is specified, the default will be used. input_VC_filename.xml The name of the XML file containing a Validate Command. output_VC_filename.xml The name of the XML file containing the result of a Validate Command. prolingavalparser 1 prolingavalparser command line Validate parser and debugging tool prolingavalparser --config config_file_name.xml --mode transform_only --appn application_name --in input_file_name prolingavalparser --version The prolingavalparser program parses a text file 4GL_text_file_name containing ProLinga 4GL code and outputs the result to stdout (screen). The 4GL logic will get validated against objects of the application_name. The argument transform_only is optional and only the Logic transformation step to a RunControl will performed without validation of the objects. config_file_name.xml The name of the XML file containing the configuration. If no file is specified, the default will be used. mode Perform only the transformation step in case the object is Logic. application_name The name of the application in the Repository against which objects will get validated. input_file_name The name of the text file containing ProLinga 4GL logic. prolingavald 1 prolingavald Validate Web Service daemon prolingavald prolingavald --version The prolingavald program can be called from the command line without any arguments. The program will then initialize and run as a daemon in memory waiting for Validate Command requests to arrive. Since the process is a fork, the prompt will return. Programs like prolingavalclient can now be used to send requests to this Web Service. prolingavald will get the information as hostname and TCP portnumber where the service needs to bind to from the configuration file etc/prolingavalcfg.xml. An example automatic Validate startup script for Linux is available as file prolingavald.init. This file can be copied and renamed to /etc/rc.d/init.d/prolingavald and initialized using /sbin/chkconfig. Make sure all paths are correct in this file. The Web Service can then be started as /etc/rc.d/init.d/prolingavald start. To stop the argument stop can be used. You need to have root access for this. The binary rpm installation will perform all these steps automatically. prolingavalexec 1 prolingavalexec command line Validate access tool prolingavalexec --config config_file_name.xml --in input_VC_file_name.xml --out output_VC_file_name.xml prolingavalexec --version The prolingavalclient program parses the input Validate Command XML file and presents this as a request to the Validate engine. The response of this request is placed in the output XML file as specified as the 2nd argument. prolingarepexec will get the information as Validate name and directory from the configuration file etc/prolingavalcfg.xml. config_file_name.xml The name of the XML file containing the configuration. If no file is specified, the default will be used. input_VC_filename.xml The name of the XML file containing a Validate Command. output_VC_filename.xml The name of the XML file containing the result of a Validate Command. Configuration File 1 Configuration File File containing settings for the Validate environment ProLinga-Validate comes with a configuration file where various variable settings can be entered. Variables like the name of the Language Definition file and the name of the host where the Repository Web Service is running for instance. Default installation of ProLinga-Validate will put the default configuration file prolingavalcfg.xml in the etc directory. A default configuration file looks like this: localhost 8003 0 localhost 8003 3 /tmp/prolingaval.log 5 0 /usr/share/prolinga/langvalid.xml localhost 8001 0 ]]> There is a main section for the client program and for the local/stand alone programs. The setup of this configuration file is such that it can be combined with configuration files from other ProLinga projects. ClientHost The name or IP number of the host where to connect to, to present a Validation Command. ClientPort The TCP port of the host where to connect to, to present a Validation Command. ClientCompressionLevel Level of compression to be used on the Validate Command XML document before it is send off over the network to the Validate Web Service. 0=No Compression, 9=Best Compression. ServerHost The name or IP number of the host where to bind to when starting prolingavald as a Web Service. ServerPort The TCP port of the host where to bind to when starting prolingavald as a Web Service. NumberOfThreads Number of threads when starting prolingavald as a Web Service. This means that up to NumberOfThreads requests can be served simultanously, before they are queued. LogFile Name of the file where logging and debug info will be written to. LogLevel The level of logging. 0=No Logging, 2= +Messages/Errors, 3= +Soap request/response info. ServerCompressionLevel Level of compression to be used on the Validate Command XML document before it is returned over the network to the Validate caller/client. 0=No Compression, 9=Best Compression. LanguageValidationFile Name of the file that holds the 4GL grammar rules and syntax definitions. RepositoryHost The name or IP number of the host where to connect to get/put Repository Objects. RepositoryPort The TCP port of the host where to connect to get/put Repository Objects. RepositoryCompressionLevel Level of compression to be used on the Repository Command XML document before it is returned over the network to the Validate caller/client. 0=No Compression, 9=Best Compression.