ASA Database Administration Guide
The Database Server
The database server
Database server options
To specify server side web services communications protocols.
{ dbeng9 | dbsrv9 } -xs { all | none | web-protocols } ...
web-protocols:
{ [ http | https ] parmlist },...
parmlist:
( parm=value;...)
All operating systems and servers.
Use the -xs
option to specify which web protocols you want to use to listen for client connection broadcasts.
If you do not specify the -xs
s option, the server does not attempt to listen for web requests.
If you specify the -xs
option with one or more protocols, the server attempts to listen for client requests using the specified protocol(s).
Regardless of which settings you choose for the -xs
option, the server always listens for connection broadcasts using the shared memory protocol. You can specify any of the following:
ALL Listen for connection attempts by the client using all communications protocols that are supported by the server on this platform, including shared memory.
HTTP Listen for connection attempts by the client using the HTTP protocol. The default port on which to list is 80.
HTTPS Listen for connection attempts by the client using the HTTPS protocol. The default port on which to list is 443.
NONE Listen for connection attempts by the client using only the shared memory protocol. This is the default.
For a description of available parameters, see Network communications parameters.
For UNIX, quotation marks are required if more than one parameter is supplied:
-xs "http(PARM1=value1;PARM2=value2;...)"
Allow only shared memory, TCP/IP and SPX communications:
dbeng9 web.db -xs http(port=80)
CommLinks connection parameter [LINKS]