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Introduction to the CSP Gateway 1.10.2 Managing the Private Web Server Under normal operational conditions, the Management Portal Web Server for a particular instance of Caché is started when Caché is started and closed down when Caché is closed down. Occasionally it may be necessary to restart the Management Portal Web Server without disrupting the corresponding Caché server. For example, a web server restart is necessary if a configuration change is made to the web server (httpd.conf). Use the following commands to start and stop the Management Portal Web Server. Windows Start the Management Portal Web Server: \httpd\bin\httpd -k start -n httpd -c "Listen " Stop the Management Portal Web Server: \httpd\bin\httpd -k stop -n httpd For example: Caché installed in: C:\cachesys Caché instance name: CACHE TCP port for Apache: 57772 Start: C:\cachesys\httpd\bin\httpd -k start -n CACHEhttpd -c "Listen 57772" Stop: C:\cachesys\httpd\bin\httpd -k stop -n CACHEhttpd UNIX® Start the Management Portal Web Server: /httpd/bin/httpd -d /httpd -c "Listen " Stop the Management Portal Web Server: kill `cat /httpd/logs/httpd.pid` For example: Caché installed in: /usr/cachesys TCP port for Apache: 8972 Start: /usr/cachesys/httpd/bin/httpd -d /usr/cachesys/httpd -c "Listen 8972" Stop: kill `cat /usr/cachesys/httpd/logs/httpd.pid` 10 CSP Gateway Configuration Guide
2 CSP Gateway Operation and Configuration This topic describes how to configure the CSP Gateway and exploit its functionality in CSP applications. It contains the following sections: • CSP Web Gateway Management Page • CSP Gateway and Security • CGI Environment Variables • HTTP Response Headers • Making a CSP Page the Home Page for the Web Server • Compressing the Response to Requests for CSP Forms (GZIP/ZLIB) • CSP Page Output Caching • CSP with Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) and VBScript 2.1 CSP Web Gateway Management Page The CSP Web Gateway Management page allows you configure and manage the CSP Gateway, including monitoring its operational status. The following table shows the options available on the CSP Web Gateway Management page menu. Menu Item System Status Close Connections Test Server Connection View Event Log View HTTP Trace Default Parameters Server Access Action Displays the status of active CSP server connections. Closes all connections on all or specified Caché servers. Tests the connection to a Caché server by opening a stateless session. There is also an option to display the Caché-side Event Log. Allows you to view information in the CSP Gateway Event Log, as well as clear its contents. The Event Log is maintained on the Web Server host. Provides an interactive view of the HTTP requests and responses processed by the CSP Gateway. Allows you to configure the CSP Gateway on a specific web server. Also, it allows you to customize CSP responses to errors and other conditions. Configures CSP Gateway access to a specific Caché server. CSP Gateway Configuration Guide 11
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