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Configuring, starting, and stopping the Host On-Demand Service
Manager on iSeries
A menu is provided for starting and stopping the Host On-Demand Service
Manager. To access the menu, type the following on the OS/400 command line:
GO HOD
The following commands can be used from the menu or the OS/400 command
line.
Configure (CFGHODSVM): To configure the Service Manager, choose option 1.
You need *JOBCTL and *ALLOBJ authority to use this option. You can configure
the following information:
1. Whether to autostart the server when the subsystem starts
2. Adjustment of Java attributes
3. The user ID that the server job uses
4. The subsystem that the server job uses
5. The job description that the server job uses
6. The pre-start class/job priority that the server job uses
There are multiple screens. You may need to page down to see the next screen.
Start (STRHODSVM): To start the Host On-Demand Service Manager, choose
option 2. You need *JOBCTL authority to use this option.
The Service Manager can be automatically started each time that the associated
subsystem starts. One way to do this is to add the STRHODSVM command to the
system startup program.
To determine whether the Service Manager is running, use the following
command:
WRKJOB QHODSVM
Stop (ENDHODSVM): To stop the Service Manager, choose option 3. You need
*JOBCTL authority to use this option.
Problem determination: If Host On-Demand does not run, it may be that the
Service Manager did not start correctly. In this case:
1. Choose option 4 from the menu.
2. Wait a few minutes.
3. Review the list of Java classes that were not loaded.
4. Use the WRKLNK command to locate the missing classes.
5. Adjust the Java classpath settings using the CFGHODSVM command.
6. Repeat the process until all errors are fixed.
To use the Deployment Wizard to deploy screens to an iSeries-based Host
On-Demand server, do the following:
1. Install Host On-Demand on a Windows server platform.
2. On the windows server system, map a network drive to the
\\>iseries.name.com<\qibm directory. For additional information, refer to
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/html/as400/v5r1/ic2924/info/rzahl/rzahlusergoal.htm.
3. Design screens on the Deployment Wizard.
26 Getting Started: Host On-Demand Version 6.0: Getting Started