Answers to questions about our LightWave products, LightWave Client and LightWave Server.
Many organizations use a Web Proxy to secure outbound internet access. A Web Proxy acts as an intermediary between internal (intranet) HTTP clients and the internet. A Web Proxy may be used to: Provid...
It depends. A REST API using OAuth 2.0 for authentication works by requiring a bearer token to be supplied as an HTTP header in the API request sent to the service endpoint (the web service). LightWav...
The disk space used by the LightWave Server filesystem may increase over time and must be periodically maintained. The use of diagnostic logging over long periods may also result in excessive disk spa...
Both LightWave Server and LightWave Client support network connections protected by Transport Layer Security (TLS). Both products support TLS connections when connecting to the product Consoles. Ligh...
A LightWave Server (LWS) instance consists of the SERVER process pair and zero (yes zero) or more SWORKER processes. The SERVER process receives all new client connection requests and delegates them t...
The LightWave Client & LightWave Server products allow NonStop systems to expose and consume REST web services. REST web services use the HTTP protocol over TCP/IP network connections to transport mes...
Introduction Pathway application programming is prevalent in most NonStop customer environments. The requester/server model (known today as “client/server”) is fundamental to the NonStop in general a...