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manual abstract
Document Outline
- New and Changed Information
- About This Manual
- Notation Conventions
- 1 Introduction to Pathway Application Programming
- 2 Designing Your Application
- 3 Writing Pathsend Requesters
- 4 Writing Pathway Servers
- Basic Pathway Server Programming
- Servers Shared by Different Types of Requesters
- Guardian Servers and Pathway Servers
- Server Stop Protocol
- Handling of Messages from $RECEIVE
- Pathsend Requester Failures
- LINKMON Process Failures
- Linkage Space Considerations
- Considerations for Servers Used With SCREEN COBOL Requesters
- Consideration for Servers Used With Remote Server Call (RSC) Clients
- Nested Servers
- Using Context-Free Servers With Context-Sensitive Requesters
- Considerations for Servers That Use the TMF Subsystem
- Considerations for Debugging PathwayServers
- Writing Context-Sensitive Servers
- Writing Pathway Servers That Interoperate With TUXEDO Requesters
- Basic Pathway Server Programming
- 5 Pathsend Procedure Call Reference
- Calls From C or C++
- Calls From COBOL85
- Calls From Pascal
- Calls From TAL or pTAL
- SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_ABORT_ Procedure
- SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGIN_ Procedure
- SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_END_ Procedure
- SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_SEND_ Procedure
- SERVERCLASS_SEND_ Procedure
- SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO_ Procedure
- Usage Considerations for PathsendProcedures
- 6 Pathsend Errors
- A NonStop TS/MP Limits for Pathsend Requesters
- B Examples
- Glossary
- Index