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Request-Related Functions (Magic xpa 3.x)

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Request-Related Functions (Magic xpa 3.x)

The table below provides a short description of the functions that support application partitioning.

Function

Description

GetParam

Retrieves the value of a global parameter.

RqContexts

Returns information about the current status of the broker in terms of active contexts.

RqCtxInf

Returns an information string of a given context identified by the context ID.

RqCtxTrm

Terminates a given context.

RqExe

Requests a broker to load a new entry from a predefined list of applications on the broker's local computer.

RqHTTPHeader

Sets the required HTTP Header information for the returned HTTP result of a batch program.

RqLoad

Provides statistical information about the load of one or all services of a single broker.

RqQueDel

Deletes an entry in the Service Queue.

RqQueLst

Provides the number of entries pending in the queue.

RqQuePri

Resets the priority for a pending request in the queue.

RqReqInf

Provides information about a request through a list of values that are generated from the Queue or from the Broker’s history log. Executes only when RqQueLst or RqReqLst is called before.

RqReqLst

Returns the number of request entries, specified by a range of request identifications from the broker’s log.

RqRtApp

Returns information about one application supported by one or more Runtime engines registers to the broker.

RqRtApps

Provides the number of applications supported by one or all enterprise servers associated with the broker.

RqRtBlock

Blocks external and/or internal requests from reaching the server.

RqRtCtx

Returns the information of a given context entry of a given service or server name.

RqRtCtxs

Loads the information of all of the opened contexts of the enterprise server in which it is evaluated.

RqRtInf

Gives information about a specific enterprise server associated with the broker.

RqRtResume

Allows a blocked server to receive requests.

RqRts

Gives the number of enterprise servers associated with the broker.

RqRtTrm

Terminates an enterprise server or all the enterprise servers associated with a requester.

RqRtTrmEx

Terminates all enterprise servers associated with a requester by a graceful termination.

RqStat

Returns a simple, numeric value indicating the status of a single request.

RqTrmTimeout

Retrieves the remaining number of seconds before the server termination occurs.

SetParam

Sets the value of a global parameter.

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