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    How is the WWW_HOST variable, set in aleph_start, used?

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Description:
    How is the WWW_HOST variable, set in aleph_start, used?

    Resolution:
    When the GUI wants to access the www_server, it uses WWW_HOST as the address.

    global_grep shows that WWW_HOST is used in the following programs:

    "WWW_HOST"
    file above is: ./butil/b_sdi_01_a.cbl

    "WWW_HOST"
    file above is: ./danzg_ill/danzg_ill_doc_to_apdu_ext.cbl

    "WWW_HOST"
    file above is: ./expand_doc/expand_doc_bib_z403.cbl

    "WWW_HOST"
    file above is: ./expand_doc/expand_doc_link_to_doc.cbl

    MOVE "WWW_HOST" TO ENV-NAME.
    file above is: ./ill_x_service/ill_x_locate.cbl

    "WWW_HOST"
    file above is: ./iso_ill/iso_ill_doc_to_apdu_extensions.cbl

    "WWW_HOST"
    file above is: ./pc_com/pc_com_get_www_addr.cbl

    sprintf (email_str_sender,"%s@%s",getenv ("USER"),getenv("WWW_HOST"));
    file above is: ./tlc/illclient/ill_out_message_smtp.cpp

    "WWW_HOST"
    file above is: ./www_f/www_f_bor_sdi_update.cbl


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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