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Usage of LU6.1-LPAP bundles for communication with an UTM cluster application on Unix, Linux and Windows systems

Note the following when generating LU6.1 communication between a standalone partner application and a UTM cluster application:

  • A partner application must generate one LPAP with a specific number of sessions and connections for each node of the UTM cluster application with which it wants to communicate.

  • To address the UTM cluster application, an LU6.1-LPAP bundle whose slave LPAPs are assigned to the cluster node should be generated in the partner application (see "MASTER-LU61-LPAP - Define the master LPAP of an LU6.1-LPAP bundle" ).

  • In the UTM cluster application, more sessions (LSES) than connections (CON) must be generated for the LPAP that represents the partner application: One session per cluster node must be generated for each connection.

    Each cluster node requires only exactly the number of connections assigned to each LPAP in the partner application for the corresponding LPAP. However, because all cluster nodes have identical generations, the sessions for all the LPAPs of the partner application must be generated in every cluster node.

  • During generation, the LU6.1 sessions must be explicitly assigned to the node applications. To do this, define the reference name of the node application in the NODE-NAME parameter of the CLUSTER-NODE statement and specify this name in the NODE-NAME parameter of the LSES statement. As a result, the "right" session is selected when a session is established with a partner application.

Example:

The example below shows a generation in which the standalone application SA on the host HOSTSA is linked to the UTM cluster application CA on the cluster nodes NODECAX, NODECAY and NODECAZ. 4 connections between the standalone application and each of the node applications are generated. A MASTER-LU61-LPAP is generated for the LPAPs that represent the node applications in the standalone application. This represents the UTM cluster application.

Standalone application SA on HOSTSA

UTM cluster application CA on NODECAX/Y/Z


CLUSTER-NODE NODE-NAME=NODECAX -
, HOSTNAME=NODECAX, -
, FILEBASE=BASE1
CLUSTER-NODE NODE-NAME=NODECAY -
, HOSTNAME=NODECAY, -
, FILEBASE=BASE2
CLUSTER-NODE NODE-NAME=NODECAZ -
, HOSTNAME=NODECAZ, - ,
FILEBASE=BASE3

BCAMAPPL SA11
BCAMAPPL SA12
MASTER-LU61-LPAP MLPAPCA 
LPAP LPAPCAX,SESCHA=SESCHCA-
, BUNDLE=MLPAPCA
LPAP LPAPCAY,SESCHA=SESCHCA-
, BUNDLE=MLPAPCA
LPAP LPAPCAZ,SESCHA=SESCHCA-
, BUNDLE=MLPAPCA 
SESCHA SESCHCA, CONTWIN=NO, PLU=YES

BCAMAPPL CA11
BCAMAPPL CA12

LPAP LPAPSA, SESCHA=SESCHSA





SESCHA SESCHSA, CONTWIN=YES, PLU=NO

CON CA11, PRONAM=NODECAX –
, BCAMAPPL=SA11, LPAP=LPAPCAX 
CON CA12, PRONAM=NODECAX –
, BCAMAPPL=SA11, LPAP=LPAPCAX
CON CA11, PRONAM=NODECAX – 
, BCAMAPPL=SA12, LPAP=LPAPCAX
CON CA12, PRONAM=NODECAX –
, BCAMAPPL=SA12, LPAP=LPAPCAX

CON SA11, PRONAM=HOSTSA –
, BCAMAPPL=CA11, LPAP=LPAPSA
CON SA11, PRONAM=HOSTSA –
, BCAMAPPL=CA12, LPAP=LPAPSA
CON SA12, PRONAM=HOSTSA –
, BCAMAPPL=CA11, LPAP=LPAPSA
CON SA12, PRONAM=HOSTSA –
, BCAMAPPL=CA12, LPAP=LPAPSA

CON CA11, PRONAM=NODECAY –
, BCAMAPPL=SA11, LPAP=LPAPCAY
CON CA12, PRONAM=NODECAY – 
, BCAMAPPL=SA11, LPAP=LPAPCAY
CON CA11, PRONAM=NODECAY –
, BCAMAPPL=SA12, LPAP=LPAPCAY 
CON CA12, PRONAM=NODECAY –
, BCAMAPPL=SA12, LPAP=LPAPCAY

CON CA11, PRONAM=NODECAZ – 
, BCAMAPPL=SA11, LPAP=LPAPCAZ
CON CA12, PRONAM=NODECAZ –
, BCAMAPPL=SA11, LPAP=LPAPCAZ 
CON CA11, PRONAM=NODECAZ –
, BCAMAPPL=SA12, LPAP=LPAPCAZ
CON CA12, PRONAM=NODECAZ – 
, BCAMAPPL=SA12, LPAP=LPAPCAZ


LSES SAA2CAX, RSES= CA12SA1-
, LPAP=LPAPCAX

LSES SAB2CAX, RSES= CA12SA2-
, LPAP=LPAPCAX

LSES SAC2CAX, RSES= CA12SA3-
, LPAP=LPAPCAX

LSES SAD2CAX, RSES= CA12SA4-
, LPAP=LPAPCAX

LSES CA12SA1, RSES= SAA2CAX-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAX
LSES CA12SA2, RSES= SAB2CAX-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAX
LSES CA12SA3, RSES= SAC2CAX-
, LPAP=LPAPSA 
, NODE-NAME=NODECAX
LSES CA12SA4, RSES= SAD2CAX-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAX 

LSES SAA2CAY, RSES= CA22SA1-
, LPAP=LPAPCAY

LSES SAB2CAY, RSES= CA22SA2-
, LPAP=LPAPCAY

LSES SAC2CAY, RSES= CA22SA3-
, LPAP=LPAPCAY

LSES SAD2CAY, RSES= CA22SA4-
, LPAP=LPAPCAY

LSES CA22SA1, RSES= SAA2CAY-
, LPAP=LPAPS -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAY
LSES CA22SA2, RSES= SAB2CAY-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAY
LSES CA22SA3, RSES= SAC2CAY-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAY
LSES CA22SA4, RSES= SAD2CAY-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAY 

LSES SAA2CAZ, RSES= CA32SA1-
, LPAP=LPAPCAZ

LSES SAB2CAZ, RSES= CA32SA2-
, LPAP=LPAPCAZ

LSES SAC2CAZ, RSES= CA32SA3-
, LPAP=LPAPCAZ

LSES SAD2CAZ, RSES= CA32SA4-
, LPAP=LPAPCAZ

LSES CA32SA1, RSES= SAA2CAZ-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAZ
LSES CA32SA2, RSES= SAB2CAZ-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAZ
LSES CA32SA3, RSES= SAC2CAZ-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAZ
LSES CA32SA4, RSES= SAD2CAZ-
, LPAP=LPAPSA -
, NODE-NAME=NODECAZ