On the UTM application side, access to the program KDCWADMI and the UPIC connection from WinAdmin or WebAdmin must be generated.
Enabling access to the program interface
In order to enable access to the program interface, the program KDCWADMI and the TAC KDCWADMI must be generated. The following KDCDEF statements are required for this:
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The program unit KDCWADMI is supplied with openUTM and can be linked to the application or be dynamically loaded by the application.
openFT must be installed and configured if you want to use WinAdmin or WebAdmin to start UTM applications or use WinAdmin to initiate KDCDEF/KDCUPD runs. WinAdmin can send or retrieve data via FTP.
Making WinAdmin and WebAdmin known as a UPIC client
In addition, WinAdmin or WebAdmin must be generated as a UPIC client in all the openUTM applications to be administered using WinAdmin or WebAdmin. The following KDCDEF statements serve as an example (PTERM/LTERM):
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The names pterm-name, lterm-name, bcamappl-name, upiclt, and wadmin are freely selectable in accordance with the naming conventions.
pterm-name is the name you give to the WinAdmin or WebAdmin client. bcamappl-name is the name you give to the application for client/server communication. upiclt is the prefix for the name of the LTERM partner, wadmin is an administration-authorized user ID for the application, and XYZ is the password for the wadmin user ID.
The assignment of a password is not mandatory, but a password should nevertheless always be used to maintain the security of the application.
You need the application name assigned here, the user ID and possibly the password in order to configure WinAdmin or WebAdmin.