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CMI Metaphase
Interface

Catia Communication Service
Installation &
Administration Guide
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CCS Installation & Administration Guide About this Guide
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CHAPTER 1 .7
OVERVIEW .7
SYSTEM AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS .7 SHIPMENT.7 DOCUMENTATION.7 LOADING THE SOFTWARE FROM CD-ROM .7 CHAPTER 2 .9
ADAPTING TEAMCENTER ENTERPRISE.9
INTRODUCTION.9 SERVER INSTALLATION.10 CCS INSTALLATION.10 MODIFICATIONS IN CONFIGURATION FILE .12 REQUESTED LIBRARIES .14 CCS SERVER WITHIN DUS.14 CONFIGURE CATIA-CLIENTS FOR CCS .15 EXAMPLE OF A CONFIGURATION FILE .15 CCS Installation & Administration Guide Overview
System and Software Requirements
Please see CMI Installation and Administration Guide Shipment
The software will be delivered on a CD-ROM in ISO-9660 format containing the following parts (depending on desired operating system architecture): Documentation
CCS Installation & Administration Guide The documentation will also be delivered as printed (one example per each part). They can be used as copy master. Loading the Software from CD-ROM
The CMI product family software is distributed on a ISO-9660 formatted CD-ROM (“High Sierra”, hsfs, cdfs). Magnetic tape distribution is optionally available. The following steps describe how to mount the software CD-ROM. Log in as root user to a host with a CD-ROM drive. If your host does not have a CD-ROM drive, log into another host that is NFS-accessible to the installation host. (If necessary) Create a mount-point directory for the CD-ROM:
# mkdir /cdrom

Place the CCS CD-ROM in the drive. On Solaris and SGI hosts, the volume manager mounts the CD-ROM automatically, so you can skip the next step. Mount the CD-ROM: Note: CD-ROM device names vary from host to host. Thus, you may need to adjust the mount command listed below. CCS Installation & Administration Guide HP-UX hpux mount –F cdfs –r/dev/dsk/c3d0s2 /cdrom
mount –o ro –v cdrfs /dev/cd0 /cdrom
If the CD-ROM drive is not on the installation host, use NFS facilities to export the CD-
ROM drive’s mount point from its host, and mount it on the installation host. For
example:
On the host with the CD-ROM drive:
# exportfs –i –o ro /cdrom
On the installation host:
# mount drive-host:/cdrom /cdrom
CCS Installation & Administration Guide Adapting TeamCenter Enterprise
Your existing Teamcenter Enterprise environment has to be extended to install the
CCS-Server. The new server has to be integrated into the existing environment
(default $MTI_ROOT). Any existing CMI installation should have been adapted to the
appropriate Release.
Introduction
CCS – CMI communication service – is a solution to optimize communication between CMI and CATIA. For performance reasons, GMI and CMI servers should be installed on a corporate host. Often it is not possible to communicate to CATIA because of firewalls. This can be addressed by installing the optional CMI extension CCS. Install CCS 1. on the corporate server host together with GMI and CMI 2. in each remote Workgroup where CATIA is used. In the Workgroups GMI and On a site where CCS is installed, all proprietary communication will be between CATIA and CCS. Between CCS and CMI – over the firewall - only MUX is used for communication. fast local access
CMI server is splittedinto local and remote server Figure 1: CCS Architecture, IP communication
CCS Installation & Administration Guide "Transfer file A" "Transfer file B" "Transfer file C" . etc . Figure 2: CCS Architecture, File transfer
Server Installation
CCS is an extension for CMI that is meant to be installed in Workgroups. Therefore the
GMI- and CMI-server should be installed on a corporate server. The installation is
processed in the same way as with other Teamcenter Enterprise servers (by help of
the installation script insmenu). For more information please refer to the „Installation
Guide for UNIX and Windows NT“
of Teamcenter Enterprise. Now the installation of
this two servers will be described.
CCS Installation
The following steps describe how to install the CCS server. Mount CD-ROM. See chapter “Loading the Software from CD-ROM” on page 7. Log in as the Teamcenter Enterprise administrator (i.e. pdmadmin ):
# su – pdmadmin
Change to your installation directory:
# cd $MTI_ROOT/install
CCS Installation & Administration Guide Choose your desired operating system mnemonic (Please refer to the mnemonics in chapter “Loading the Software from CD-ROM” on page 7). The mnemonic “nt_os” will be chosen as an example for the following steps. Copy the server information files from the CD-ROM CCS directories to your installation location: The Teamcenter Enterprise License Manager is running Then source pdmsetup in $MTI_ROOT\config and start cfgedit or cfgedit2 in $MTI_ROOT\install CCS Installation & Administration Guide Modifications in configuration file
The following steps will be done by the installation script. The parameters of the CCS server should be modified manually. The CCS server is registered in the file $PDM_CONFIG (config.cfg) , which indicates the
computer where they have been installed.
Please select the “Modify Service Settings” on the dialog window.
CCS Installation & Administration Guide CCS Installation & Administration Guide Add the Servise Settings for the CCS-server similar to the CMI-server and The following configuration will be added automatically by the installation script: insert service.cfg host = {hosts_ccs}
ccssvr "0 1 1 10 10 5 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) ccsserv) -C 250"
Requested libraries
The CCS-Server needs the libscmi- and libsgmi-Library. CCS Server within DUS
It is not recommended to run the CCS server in a DUS server (Dynamic Unified Server) because the CCS server must be addressed independent of CMI and GMI at the Catia-Client. CMI and GMI themselves should be run in DUS configuration. CCS Installation & Administration Guide Configure Catia-clients for CCS
It is possible to configure the Catia clients to run with CCS or not. The configuration variable CMI_USE_CCS must be set to “True” or “False”. That means that you can run all clients of the corporate server without CCS and only the Catia clients of a distinct workgroup-server run with CCS. set CMI_USE_CCS host={"edmg76"} "False"; set CMI_USE_CCS host={"edmg82"} "True"; Example of a configuration file
The following file is an example of a configuration file with the corporate server lsd and the two Catia-Clients “lfaixv02” and “wguh”. CMI and GMI are running on the corporate server and the CCS server is running at the Catia client. #@ CfgVersion "400"
#@ DBVendor "ora"
#@ Distributed true
#@ contextDef "cfa" "/tcenter/cf/evista" "/tcenter/cf/docs" DiskLocs
"/cdrom/HPUX"

define GUI_ENVS
ND_NATIVEMENU
ND_USESYSCOLORS
define APP_ENVS
domain host = "$(@HOST)";
domain systype = "$(@OSTYPE)";
set "OPERATE" "sucfa";
set "DDB" host={"served_by_lsd"} "sucfa";
set "CUDBNAME" "sucfa";
define "hosts_mloader"
"lsd"
define "hosts_svr"
"$(VC_HOSTNAME)"
CCS Installation & Administration Guide set "serverhost" "$(VC_HOSTNAME)" ;
#set "PDM_CONFIG_EPILOG" "$(@FILEPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) config site.cfg)" ;
#########################################
#@ classDef "Global" mixinDef "ORACLE"
define "cls_Global"
"cls_Work_Group"
#$ Set Spooling of events on. Default is off.
set "SPOOLNOTIFS" "TRUE" ;
set "DOCS_RELATIVE_DIR" "/cfadocs" ;
set "PDM_BIN" "$(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) bin)" ;
set "METAPATH" "$(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) meta) $(@FILEPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) meta -
)" ;

set "NLS_PATH" "$(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) nls)" ;
#$ Define rule cache file directory.
set "RULEFILE" "$(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) rscache)" ;
set "MIGRATE" "mti.mgr" ;
set "METATOK" "tmti.prd" ;
set "BROWSER_FONT" "medium" ;
set "MVIHELPDIR" "$(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) html)" ;
set "DIALOG_FONT" "medium_bold" ;
set "ICONPATH" "$(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) icon default)" ;
set "OBJECT_PAGE_SIZE" "25" ;
set "TOKBUFLIMIT" "400000" ;
#$ Set the max num of objs returned from a query.
set "PDM_MAX_QUERY_OBJS" "5000" ;
set "MAXCOMPONENTS" "1000" ;
set "MIGRATETOK" "tmti.mgr" ;
set "VC_MUX_IPPORT" "65000" ;
set "LONG_MENUS" "1" ;
set "OBJECT_PAGE_LIMIT" "200" ;
set "VMPATH" "$(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) vm) $(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) install)" ;
set "META" "mti.prd" ;
set "BROWSER_WINDOW_BG" "255 255 255" ;
set "ND_PATH" "$(@DIRPATH $(ND_HOME:q) resource)" ;
set "OLAUNCHEXE" "$(@FILEPATH $(PDM_BIN:q) olaunch)" ;
set "CGIBIN_RELATIVE_DIR" "/cfacgi" ;
set "MAIL_LOG" "LOG_ERRORS" ;
set "ND_CHARNATIVE" "ct_ascii" ;
#$ '1' turns on message validation.
set "VAL_NONTRUSTED_MSG" "0" ;
CCS Installation & Administration Guide set "MTIPATH" "$(MTI_ROOT) $(METAPATH) $(@DIRPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) config)" ;
set "ND_HOME" "$(MTI_ROOT)" ;
set "MSQL_MAXBUF" "64" ;
set "RELEXP_NUM_OBIDS" "100" ;
insert "service.cfg"
"OS_SERV" "0 0 1 9 3 1 $(OLAUNCHEXE:q) -f $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) osserv)"
"GUISVR" "0 0 1 99 99 2 $(OLAUNCHEXE:q) -f $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) omf) -
a"

#@ auxEnd
#########################################
#@ classDef "Work_Group" extends "Global"
define "cls_Work_Group"
"cls_Local_Area"
set "WebTimer" host={"cls_Work_Group"} "600" ;
set "DEFAULT_USER_REGISTRY" host={"cls_Work_Group"} "registry" ;
set "WebCacheSize" host={"cls_Work_Group"} "1024" ;
set "WebHTMLPassThru" host={"cls_Work_Group"} "FALSE" ;
set "WebFileTransferRule" host={"cls_Work_Group"} "MakeCopyObject" ;
insert "service.cfg" host={"cls_Work_Group"}
"lamserv" "1 1 1 1 1 1000 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) lamserv)"
"mserv" "1 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) mserv)"
"uidserv" "1 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) uidserv)"
"rserv" "0 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) rserv)"
"nlsserv" "1 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) nlsserv)"
"omfsvr" "1 1 5 10 10 60 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) objserv) -C 250 -t -d4"
"wwwsvr" "0 1 1 10 10 5 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) wwwserv) -C 250"
"cmisvr" "0 1 1 10 10 5 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) cmiserv) -C 250 -t -d4"
"gmisvr" "0 1 1 10 10 5 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) gmiserv) -C 250 -t -d4"
"ccssvr" "0 1 1 10 10 5 $(@FILEPATH:q $(MTI_ROOT:q) bin ccsserv) -C 250 -t -
d4"

insert "service.cfg" host={"lfaixv02"}
"ccssvr" "0 1 1 10 10 5 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) ccsserv) -C 250 -t -d4"
"lamserv" "1 1 1 1 1 1000 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) lamserv)"
insert "service.cfg" host={"wguh"}
"ccssvr" "0 1 1 10 10 5 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) ccsserv) -C 250 -t -d4"
"lamserv" "1 1 1 1 1 1000 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) lamserv)"
#@ auxEnd
#########################################
CCS Installation & Administration Guide #@ classDef "Local_Area" extends "Work_Group"
define "cls_Local_Area"
"cls_Corporate"
insert "service.cfg" host={"cls_Local_Area"}
"notifserv" "0 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) notif) -C 250"
"mloader" "1 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) mloader)"
"postserv" "1 1 1 3 3 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) post) -h "
"advancerserv" "1 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) advancer) -C 250"
#@ auxEnd
#########################################
#@ classDef "Corporate" extends "Local_Area"
define "cls_Corporate"
"lsd"
insert "service.cfg" host={"cls_Corporate"}
"scheduleserv" "0 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) schedule)"
"registry" "0 1 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) rgyserv)"
"repserv" "0 0 0 0 0 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) replic8r)"
"expireserv" "0 0 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) expire)"
#@ auxEnd
#########################################
#@ classDef "Workstation" extends "Global"
#@ auxEnd
#########################################
#@ mixinDef "ORACLE"
define "mix_ORACLE"
"cls_Global"
set "BIN_SIZE" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "4096" ;
set "DOBINJOIN" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "off" ;
set "KeyValueLen" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "255" ;
set "DB_VENDOR" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "ORA" ;
set "MSQL_CURSOR_NUM" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "16" ;
set "MSQL_DOT_NOTATION" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "0" ;
set "DB_MAX_VARCHAR_SIZE" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "2000" ;
set "DB_MAX_INDEX_SIZE" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "749" ;
set "DB_INDEX_BYTES_PER_FIELD" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "1" ;
set "MSQL_CURSOR_STAT" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "0" ;
set "MaxVarSize" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "256" ;
set "PathComponentLength" host={"mix_ORACLE"} "256" ;
CCS Installation & Administration Guide #@ auxEnd
#########################################
#@ mixinDef "UNIX"
define "mix_UNIX"
"lsd"
set "FT_CGI" host={"mix_UNIX"} "ftcgi" ;
#$ set the default web browsers for manuals/online
set "WEB_TOOL_LOC" host={"mix_UNIX"} "netscape" ;
#$ Set the meta server on. Not set = not running
set "METACACHE" host={"mix_UNIX"} "$(HOME)/.ctmti" ;
set "HELP_CGI" host={"mix_UNIX"} "whlp" ;
set "VC_MUX_SOCK" host={"mix_UNIX"} "$(@FILEPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) sock.mux)" ;
set "ND_USESYSCOLORS" host={"mix_UNIX"} "FALSE" ;
set "X_PASTE_STYLE" host={"mix_UNIX"} "1" ;
set "EDITOR" host={"mix_UNIX"} "vi" ;
set "VC_MUX_FIFO" host={"mix_UNIX"} "$(@FILEPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) fifo.mux)" ;
set "VIEWER" host={"mix_UNIX"} "view" ;
set "GEN_CGI" host={"mix_UNIX"} "genhtml" ;
#@ auxEnd
#########################################
#@ mixinDef "WINDOWS"
set "FT_CGI" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "ftcgi.exe" ;
#$ Set the meta server on. Not set = not running
set "METACACHE" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "$(HOMEDRIVE)$(HOMEPATH)\\ctmti" ;
set "ND_NATIVEMENU" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "FALSE" ;
#$ Set the max num of objs returned from a query.
set "PDM_MAX_QUERY_OBJS" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "1000" ;
set "HELP_CGI" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "whlp.exe" ;
set "VC_MUX_NBIOS_PREFIX" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "mux_" ;
set "VC_MUX_LISTENWINDOW" host={"mix_WINDOWS"}
"muxLocalXprtListenWindow$(VC_MUX_IPPORT)" ;

set "EDITOR" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "notepad.exe" ;
set "VIEWER" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "notepad.exe" ;
set "GEN_CGI" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "genhtml.exe" ;
CCS Installation & Administration Guide set "VC_MUX_NBIOS_NAME" host={"mix_WINDOWS"} "host" ;
#@ auxEnd
#########################################
#@ hostDef "lsd" "HPUX" "tcp" Corporate "root" FullCfgFile true extends
"Corporate" mixinDef "UNIX"

set "PWF" host={"lsd"} "$(@FILEPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) config sucfa.pwf)" ;
set "PWF_sucfa" host={"lsd"} "$(@FILEPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) config sucfa.pwf)" ;
insert "service.cfg" host={"lsd"}
"mgrsvr" "0 0 1 1 1 10 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) mgrora)"
"msqlsucfa" "1 1 6 6 6 2 $(@FILEPATH:q $(PDM_BIN:q) msqlora) -sn $(PWF_sucfa)
-C 5000"

#@ auxEnd
#@ view "Local" TCP
define "view_Local"
"lsd"
set LanName host = {"view_Local"} "Local";
#@ auxEnd
## Host Map (host names are case sensitive when evaluated by cfg subystem)
insert hosts
"lsd"
"tcp lsd"
"lfaixv02"
"tcp lfaixv02"
"wguh"
"tcp wguh"
## Database Server Meta-Data
#@ dbServerDef "CFA" true sysUsrPwd "system" "HU](*9;"
#@ repsetDef "AdminRS" true false "Process" "a0tmpl" "Admin" "GenBrch" "GenStep"
"ClsSbscr"

set "PROCESS" host={"served_by_lsd"} "admcfa";
set "A0TMPL" host={"served_by_lsd"} "admcfa";
set "ADMIN" host={"served_by_lsd"} "admcfa";
set "GENBRCH" host={"served_by_lsd"} "admcfa";
set "GENSTEP" host={"served_by_lsd"} "admcfa";
set "CLSSBSCR" host={"served_by_lsd"} "admcfa";
#@ auxEnd
#@ repsetDef "KeyTblRS" false false
#@ auxEnd
#@ repsetDef "KeyInfoRS" true false "KeyInfo"
set "KEYINFO" host={"served_by_lsd"} "keycfa";
#@ auxEnd
CCS Installation & Administration Guide ## Database Type Meta-Data
#@ dbtypeDef "SU"
#@ dbtypeDef "Admin" "AdminRS"
#@ dbtypeDef "Key" "KeyInfoRS"
#@ dbtypeDef "Ops"
#@ dbtypeDef "User"
## Services Map
define "served_by_lsd"
"lsd"
"lfaixv02"
"wguh"
insert services host = {"served_by_lsd"}
advancerserv
"lsd"
expireserv
"lsd"
"lsd"
"lsd"
"lsd"
"lsd"
msqlsucfa
"lsd"
nlsserv "lsd"
notifserv
"lsd"
"lsd"
postserv "lsd"
registry "lsd"
"lsd"
"lsd"
scheduleserv
"lsd"
"lsd"
"lsd"
rulefile "lsd"
"lsd"
"lsd"
"lsd"
insert services host = {"lfaixv02"}
"lfaixv02"
"lfaixv02"
insert services host = {"wguh"}
lamserv "wguh"
ccssvr "wguh"
## Define Trusted User for all hosts
#@ trustDef
insert pdmuser
"lsd"
"cfadm"
CCS Installation & Administration Guide "lfaixv02"
"smaragd"
"wguh"
"smaragd"
#@ auxEnd
## site specific include file
#include "$(@FILEPATH $(MTI_ROOT:q) config site.cfg)";
# ### CMI: Set path to CMI listener.
#set CMILISPATH "$(CMIPATH)/cmilis";
#set CMILISPATH host={"lfaixv02"} "/smaragd432/config/lsd/cmilis";
# ### CMI: Switch GMI/ CMI debug information output "ON"/ "OFF".
#set GCVMI_SERVER_DEBUG "ON";
# ### CMI: Switch between file transfer/ link.
set GCVMI_ENABLE_LINK "YES";
# ### CMI: Set displayed lines in icon/ tree view to four.
set ICONVW_ID_LINES "5";
set TREEVW_ID_LINES "5";
# ### CMI: Set path to 4D-Navigator startup program.
set CMI_CATN4D_STARTUP "$(HOME)/bin/ALL/catia_xxx";
# ### CMI: Set DMU Vault-Location + Host.
set CMI_DMU_VAULT_LOC "VaultLoc";
set CMI_DMU_HOST "edmg5";
set CMI_DMU_EXP_PATH
"/disks/edmg/local/cmiusr4/cmiMain_430/cmicus/tools/DMU_Exp";

# ### CMI: Set TimeOut for XT0 communication.
set XT0_NET_TIMEOUT "10";
set BROWSER_WIDTH "750";
set BROWSER_HEIGHT "510";
CCS Installation & Administration Guide

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