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Sun Cluster Data Services Developer's Guide for Solaris OS

Index
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Book Information
Preface
- Who Should Use This Book
- How This Book Is Organized
- Related Documentation
- Getting Help
- Documentation, Support, and Training
- Typographic Conventions
- Shell Prompts in Command Examples
1. Overview of Resource Management
- Sun Cluster Application Environment
- Resource Group Manager Model
- Resource Group Manager
- Callback Methods
- Programming Interfaces
- Resource Group Manager Administrative Interface
2. Developing a Data Service
- Analyzing the Application for Suitability
- Determining the Interface to Use
- Setting Up the Development Environment for Writing a Data Service
  - How to Set Up the Development Environment
  - Transferring a Data Service to a Cluster
- Setting Resource and Resource Type Properties
- Implementing Callback Methods
- Generic Data Service
- Controlling an Application
- Monitoring a Resource
- Adding Message Logging to a Resource
- Providing Process Management
- Providing Administrative Support for a Resource
- Implementing a Failover Resource
- Implementing a Scalable Resource
- Writing and Testing Data Services
3. Resource Management API Reference
- RMAPI Access Methods
- RMAPI Callback Methods
4. Modifying a Resource Type
- Overview of Modifying a Resource Type
- Setting Up the Contents of the Resource Type Registration File
- What Happens When a Cluster Administrator Upgrades
- Implementing Resource Type Monitor Code
- Determining Installation Requirements and Packaging
- Documentation to Provide for a Modified Resource Type
5. Sample Data Service
- Overview of the Sample Data Service
- Defining the Resource Type Registration File
- Providing Common Functionality to All Methods
- Controlling the Data Service
- Defining a Fault Monitor
- Handling Property Updates
6. Data Service Development Library
- DSDL Overview
- Managing Configuration Properties
- Starting and Stopping a Data Service
- Implementing a Fault Monitor
- Accessing Network Address Information
- Debugging the Resource Type Implementation
- Enabling Highly Available Local File Systems
7. Designing Resource Types
- Resource Type Registration File
- Validate Method
- Start Method
- Stop Method
- Monitor_start Method
- Monitor_stop Method
- Monitor_check Method
- Update Method
- Description of Init, Fini, and Boot Methods
- Designing the Fault Monitor Daemon
8. Sample DSDL Resource Type Implementation
- X Font Server
- SUNW.xfnts RTR File
- Naming Conventions for Functions and Callback Methods
- scds_initialize() Function
- xfnts_start Method
- xfnts_stop Method
- xfnts_monitor_start Method
- xfnts_monitor_stop Method
- xfnts_monitor_check Method
- SUNW.xfnts Fault Monitor
- xfnts_validate Method
- xfnts_update Method
9. Sun Cluster Agent Builder
- Agent Builder Overview
- Before You Use Agent Builder
- Using Agent Builder
- Directory Structure That Agent Builder Creates
- Agent Builder Output
- Cluster Agent Module for Agent Builder
10. Generic Data Services
- Generic Data Services Concepts
- Using Agent Builder to Create a Service That Uses the GDS
- Using Sun Cluster Administration Commands to Create a Service That Uses the GDS
  - How to Use Sun Cluster Administration Commands to Create a Highly Available Service That Uses the GDS
  - How to Use Sun Cluster Administration Commands to Create a Scalable Service That Uses the GDS
- Command-Line Interface for Agent Builder
  - How to Use the Command-Line Version of Agent Builder to Create a Service That Uses GDS
11. DSDL API Functions
- General-Purpose Functions
- Property Functions
- Network Resource Access Functions
- PMF Functions
- Fault Monitor Functions
- Utility Functions
12. Cluster Reconfiguration Notification Protocol
- CRNP Concepts
- How a Client Registers With the Server
- How the Server Replies to a Client
- How the Server Delivers Events to a Client
- How the CRNP Authenticates Clients and the Server
- Example of Creating a Java Application That Uses the CRNP
A. Standard Properties
- Resource Type Properties
- Resource Properties
- Resource Group Properties
- Resource Property Attributes
B. Sample Data Service Code Listings
- Resource Type Registration File Listing
- Start Method Code Listing
- Stop Method Code Listing
- gettime Utility Code Listing
- PROBE Program Code Listing
- Monitor_start Method Code Listing
- Monitor_stop Method Code Listing
- Monitor_check Method Code Listing
- Validate Method Code Listing
- Update Method Code Listing
C. DSDL Sample Resource Type Code Listings
- xfnts.c File Listing
- xfnts_monitor_check Method Code Listing
- xfnts_monitor_start Method Code Listing
- xfnts_monitor_stop Method Code Listing
- xfnts_probe Method Code Listing
- xfnts_start Method Code Listing
- xfnts_stop Method Code Listing
- xfnts_update Method Code Listing
- xfnts_validate Method Code Listing
D. Legal RGM Names and Values
- RGM Legal Names
- RGM Values
E. Requirements for Non-Cluster Aware Applications
- Multihosted Data
- Host Names
- Multihomed Hosts
- Binding to INADDR_ANY as Opposed to Binding to Specific IP Addresses
- Client Retry
F. Document Type Definitions for the CRNP
- SC_CALLBACK_REG XML DTD
- NVPAIR XML DTD
- SC_REPLY XML DTD
- SC_EVENT XML DTD
G. CrnpClient.java Application
- Contents of CrnpClient.java