Starting the connector

Invoking the start-up script on Windows

On Windows platforms, you can invoke the connector start-up script in the following ways:

Invoking the start-up script on OS/400

On OS/400 platforms, you can invoke the connector start-up script in the following ways:

In Batch mode: Run the command line command QSH and from the QSHELL environment, run /QIBM/ProdData/WBIServer43/bin/submit_adapter.sh connName WebSphereICSName pathToConnNameStartScript jobDescriptionName

where connName is the connector name, WebSphereICSName is the InterChange Server Express server name (default is QWBIDFT), pathToConnNameStartScript is the full path to the connector start script, jobDescriptionName is the name of the job description to use in the QWBISVR43 library (default job description name, QWBIWEBCSC).

In interactive mode: Run the command line command QSH and from the QSHELL environment, run /QIBM/UserData/WBIServer43/WebSphereICSName/connectors
/connName/start_connName.sh connName WebSphereICSName
[-cConfigFile]

where connName is the name of your connector and WebSphereICSName is the name of the Interchange Server Express instance.

Note:
To start with the TCP/IP autostart servers on OS/400, run the command line command QSH and from QShell, run the following script:

/QIBM/ProdData/WBIServer43/bin/add_autostart_adapter.sh connName WebSphereICSName pathToConnNameStartScript jobDescriptionName

where connName is the connector name, WebSphereICSName is the InterChange Server Express server name (default is QWBIDFT), pathToConnNameStartScript is the full path to the connector start script, and jobDescriptionName is the name of the job description to use in the QWBISVR43 library (default job description name is QWBIWEBCSC.

Invoking the start-up script on Linux

On Linux platforms, you can invoke the connector start-up script in the following way:

connector_manager -start connName WebSphereICSName |[-cConfigFile]

where connName is the name of the connector.

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