U4159SHPHPHP-U4159S1.0<h5>In addition to receiving an introduction to OSS, students will gain the following knowledge and skills: </h5><ul> <li>OSS file system basics</li><li>OSS architecture, commands, and utilities</li><li>OSS development environment</li><li>OSS API usage and sockets basics</li></ul><ul> <li>Six months experience as an HPE NonStop administrator</li><li>Concepts and Facilities for HPE NonStop Systems (U4147S)</li></ul><ul> <li>This class targets Guardian knowledgeable application developers and system programmers who want to obtain a thorough grounding in the OSS environment.</li></ul><h5>Module 1 - Introduction to OSS </h5><ul> <li>History of UNIX</li><li>The POSIX standard NonStop servers that use OSS</li><li>Guardian and OSS interface differences</li></ul> <h5>Module 2 - OSS File System Basics </h5><ul> <li>Accessing OSS</li><li>The OSS file system</li><li>Permissions</li><li>File types</li><li>Typical directories</li></ul><h5>Module 3 - Basic Commands and Utilities </h5><ul> <li>Navigational and display commands</li><li>TACL/OSS command equivalents</li><li>Printing from OSS</li><li>Process management</li><li>Lab exercise: Basic commands and utilities</li></ul><h5>Module 4 - Advanced Commands and Utilities </h5><ul> <li>More advanced commands</li><li>Redirection and piping</li><li>Profile files environment variables</li><li>Command line editing</li><li>Miscellaneous commands such as grep and awk</li><li>Lab exercise: Advanced commands and utilities</li></ul><h5>Module 5 - OSS File Editing </h5><ul> <li>The vi or vim editor</li><li>Copying files between OSS and Guardian environments</li><li>Text file conversion between OSS and Guardian environments</li><li>Lab exercise: File editing</li></ul><h5>Module 6 - Command Scripting </h5><ul> <li>Command files</li><li>Use of TACL commands from OSS</li><li>Use of OSS commands from TACL</li><li>Variable usage</li><li>Aliases</li><li>Control structures</li><li>Functions</li><li>Argument processing</li><li>Tracing</li><li>Lab exercise: Command scripting</li></ul><h5>Module 7 - OSS Development </h5><ul> <li>Tools and utilities such as c89, c99, c11, ecobol or xcobol, tar, pax, eld or xld, and enoft or xnoft</li><li>Compiling and linking using make</li><li>Compiling and linking for SQL/MX</li><li>HPE NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse</li><li>Debugging with Inspect</li><li>Debugging with Visual Inspect</li><li>Lab exercise: Development and Native Inspect</li></ul><h5>Module 8 - Porting Issues </h5><ul> <li>General porting considerations</li><li>Porting design issues</li><li>Interprocess communications features</li><li>Pipes and FIFOs</li><li>Performance considerations</li><li>$RECEIVE handling</li><li>NonStop PathSockets</li><li>FLOSS - Freeware Look for OSS</li><li>Lab exercise: Porting</li><li></li></ul> <h5>Module 9 - OSS Subsystem Architecture</h5><ul> <li>Subsystem processes</li><li>Subsystem files</li><li>OSS subsystem startup</li><li>OSS configuration overview</li><li>The gname and pname utilities</li><li>DEFINE usage</li><li>Lab exercise: Architecture</li></ul><h5>Module 10 - Application Programming Interface (API) Usage </h5><ul> <li>Accessing standard POSIX system calls</li><li>Accessing NonStop server specific extensions to the system calls</li><li>Accessing Guardian objects from POSIX system calls</li><li>Differentiating between the different forms of process creation calls</li><li>Accessing Guardian procedures from within an OSS program</li><li>Lab exercise: API usage</li></ul><h5>Module 11 - OSS Sockets Basics </h5><ul> <li>What is a socket?</li><li>Client/server support</li><li>Protocols and addressing</li><li>Sockets function library</li><li>Library headers and data structures</li><li>OSS and Guardian sockets differences</li><li>Lab exercise: OSS sockets</li></ul>In addition to receiving an introduction to OSS, students will gain the following knowledge and skills: - OSS file system basics - OSS architecture, commands, and utilities - OSS development environment - OSS API usage and sockets basics- Six months experience as an HPE NonStop administrator - Concepts and Facilities for HPE NonStop Systems (U4147S)- This class targets Guardian knowledgeable application developers and system programmers who want to obtain a thorough grounding in the OSS environment.Module 1 - Introduction to OSS - History of UNIX - The POSIX standard NonStop servers that use OSS - Guardian and OSS interface differences Module 2 - OSS File System Basics - Accessing OSS - The OSS file system - Permissions - File types - Typical directories Module 3 - Basic Commands and Utilities - Navigational and display commands - TACL/OSS command equivalents - Printing from OSS - Process management - Lab exercise: Basic commands and utilities Module 4 - Advanced Commands and Utilities - More advanced commands - Redirection and piping - Profile files environment variables - Command line editing - Miscellaneous commands such as grep and awk - Lab exercise: Advanced commands and utilities Module 5 - OSS File Editing - The vi or vim editor - Copying files between OSS and Guardian environments - Text file conversion between OSS and Guardian environments - Lab exercise: File editing Module 6 - Command Scripting - Command files - Use of TACL commands from OSS - Use of OSS commands from TACL - Variable usage - Aliases - Control structures - Functions - Argument processing - Tracing - Lab exercise: Command scripting Module 7 - OSS Development - Tools and utilities such as c89, c99, c11, ecobol or xcobol, tar, pax, eld or xld, and enoft or xnoft - Compiling and linking using make - Compiling and linking for SQL/MX - HPE NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse - Debugging with Inspect - Debugging with Visual Inspect - Lab exercise: Development and Native Inspect Module 8 - Porting Issues - General porting considerations - Porting design issues - Interprocess communications features - Pipes and FIFOs - Performance considerations - $RECEIVE handling - NonStop PathSockets - FLOSS - Freeware Look for OSS - Lab exercise: Porting - Module 9 - OSS Subsystem Architecture - Subsystem processes - Subsystem files - OSS subsystem startup - OSS configuration overview - The gname and pname utilities - DEFINE usage - Lab exercise: Architecture Module 10 - Application Programming Interface (API) Usage - Accessing standard POSIX system calls - Accessing NonStop server specific extensions to the system calls - Accessing Guardian objects from POSIX system calls - Differentiating between the different forms of process creation calls - Accessing Guardian procedures from within an OSS program - Lab exercise: API usage Module 11 - OSS Sockets Basics - What is a socket? - Client/server support - Protocols and addressing - Sockets function library - Library headers and data structures - OSS and Guardian sockets differences - Lab exercise: OSS sockets4 days3000.003600.003000.00