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Ben
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Wed Aug 31, 2005 12:52 pm Post subject:
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I use HIS 2k4 in a WIP application.
I create a .net client library with one method.
I need to change dynamically the name of the TP of the method I call. Is
this possible ??? |
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Terry Bullington [MSFT]
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Yes you can override the TPName specified with Designer. To do so you will
need to use ClientContext and provide an entry with name "TPNameOverride"
and a value of the desired TPName. If you look at the CSClientSampleApp.cs
in the HIS SDK\Samples\AppInt\WindowsInitiated\CSClient directory you can
find examples of using client context.
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I use HIS 2k4 in a WIP application.
I create a .net client library with one method.
I need to change dynamically the name of the TP of the method I call. Is
this possible ??? |
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Ben
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Fri Sep 02, 2005 12:52 pm Post subject:
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Ok ... but when I use this to override the TPName, I got this error:
The TCP transport detected an error while sending the Transaction Request
Message(TRM) to the CICS Listener. Check the CICS log for an indication as to
why the CICS Listener failed. IP Address: 111.111.111.111, port: 1111,
transid: , Listener type: Standard. Make sure that the CICS Listener
configuration matches the RE settings.
It seems that my entry replace the transid by Nothing, instead of the string
I have indicate (SERV, for my case).
I have verified that the data is in the Context with this :
For Each lstr As Object In pCOMTIContext
Trace(lstr.ToString)
Next
the result is :
Microsoft.HostIntegration.TI.ContextDescriptor
PASSWORD
TEST
USERID
TEST
TPNameOverride
SERV
"Terry Bullington [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | Yes you can override the TPName specified with Designer. To do so you will
need to use ClientContext and provide an entry with name "TPNameOverride"
and a value of the desired TPName. If you look at the CSClientSampleApp.cs
in the HIS SDK\Samples\AppInt\WindowsInitiated\CSClient directory you can
find examples of using client context. |
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Terry Bullington [MSFT]
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Fri Sep 02, 2005 8:52 pm Post subject:
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You didn't provide the error message number but I believe that it is 2157
which is a send timeout (wouldn't it be nice if we actually mentioned that
a timeout occurred in the message). Check to see if you have set a timeout
value on the RE that is too small. Also to verify that your new TPName is
being used you can turn on Transport Tracing with Trace Option TCP Headers
checked. This should provide a description of the TRM that is actually
being sent to CICS (you'll have to translate from EBCDIC).
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Ok ... but when I use this to override the TPName, I got this error:
The TCP transport detected an error while sending the Transaction Request
Message(TRM) to the CICS Listener. Check the CICS log for an indication as
to
why the CICS Listener failed. IP Address: 111.111.111.111, port: 1111,
transid: , Listener type: Standard. Make sure that the CICS Listener
configuration matches the RE settings.
It seems that my entry replace the transid by Nothing, instead of the
string
I have indicate (SERV, for my case).
I have verified that the data is in the Context with this :
For Each lstr As Object In pCOMTIContext
Trace(lstr.ToString)
Next
the result is :
Microsoft.HostIntegration.TI.ContextDescriptor
PASSWORD
TEST
USERID
TEST
TPNameOverride
SERV
"Terry Bullington [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | Yes you can override the TPName specified with Designer. To do so you
will
need to use ClientContext and provide an entry with name "TPNameOverride"
and a value of the desired TPName. If you look at the
CSClientSampleApp.cs
in the HIS SDK\Samples\AppInt\WindowsInitiated\CSClient directory you can
find examples of using client context. |
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Ben
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Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:52 pm Post subject:
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Yes Sir, the error message is 2157.
And after checking the tracing option, I can read that TranID is not
supplied ...
TCP Transport Connect parameters, REType=1, EP=1, SM=1024,
IPAddr=111.111.111.111, Ports=111, TranID= , LinkToName=SCSANA11
I have noticed that providing an entry with "ProgNameOverride" modify the
"LinkToName" Value ...
So Why the same thing with "TPNameOverride" did not transmit the new value ??
Can you help me ???
Here is the trace log when I override TPName and ProgName:
18003 TCP Transport Connect entered, Remote TP = 1;1024;1; ;SCSANA11,
bRefreshTme = 0
18084 TCP Transport ExtractTCPParameters: Entry: 1;1024;1; ;SCSANA11.
18084 TCP Transport ExtractTCPParameters: Exit.
18004 TCP Transport Connect parameters, REType=1, EP=1, SM=1024,
IPAddr=111.111.111.111, Ports=111, TranID= , LinkToName=SCSANA11
18083 TCP Transport available ports=111.
18082 TCP Transport port properties: port number=111, timeout=0.
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword Entry
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword User is set
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword explicit security callback succeeded
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword got userid
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword got pswd
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword Exit, got userid and pswd from
explicit security
18005 TCP Transport Connect exited normally.
18022 TCP Transport Link entered, buffer length = 5537, COMM Area = 5537,
optimized send length = 5537
18111 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM: Entry.
18105 TCP Transport FormatCID: Entry.
18105 TCP Transport FormatCID: Exit.
18112 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM data: Offset=0x0000 5c5c5c5c 5c5c5c5c
5c5c5c5c 5c5c5c5c
18112 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM data: Offset=0x0010 e2c3e2c1 d5c1f1f1
15a10000 15a10100
18112 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM data: Offset=0x0020 01000100 f0
18111 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM: Exit.
18056 TCP Transport DistribLink is sending the TRM, TRM length = 37
18010 TCP Transport SendBuf entered, 37 bytes to send
18130 TCP Transport SendBuf: Bytes sent=37.
18011 TCP Transport SendBuf exited normally
18132 TCP Transport CheckForListenerMsgs Entry.
18132 TCP Transport CheckForListenerMsgs Socket was closed in Recv with
MSG_PEEK of 3 bytes.
18132 TCP Transport CheckForListenerMsgs No Listener message.
18024 TCP Transport Link exited abnormally, HRESULT = 00000004
18019 TCP Transport Disconnect entered, type = 0
18093 TCP Transport Disconnect exited normally because no socket existed. |
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Terry Bullington [MSFT]
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Tue Sep 06, 2005 8:51 pm Post subject:
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The code that handles ProgramNameOverride and TPNameOverride are virtually
identical and it appears that you are successfully overriding the TPName
but with spaces or a null value. Verify very closely that the value being
provided to TPNameOverride is correct and if it is I suggest that you open
a support case with PSS.
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Yes Sir, the error message is 2157.
And after checking the tracing option, I can read that TranID is not
supplied ...
TCP Transport Connect parameters, REType=1, EP=1, SM=1024,
IPAddr=111.111.111.111, Ports=111, TranID= , LinkToName=SCSANA11
I have noticed that providing an entry with "ProgNameOverride" modify the
"LinkToName" Value ...
So Why the same thing with "TPNameOverride" did not transmit the new value
??
Can you help me ???
Here is the trace log when I override TPName and ProgName:
18003 TCP Transport Connect entered, Remote TP = 1;1024;1; ;SCSANA11,
bRefreshTme = 0
18084 TCP Transport ExtractTCPParameters: Entry: 1;1024;1; ;SCSANA11.
18084 TCP Transport ExtractTCPParameters: Exit.
18004 TCP Transport Connect parameters, REType=1, EP=1, SM=1024,
IPAddr=111.111.111.111, Ports=111, TranID= , LinkToName=SCSANA11
18083 TCP Transport available ports=111.
18082 TCP Transport port properties: port number=111, timeout=0.
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword Entry
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword User is set
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword explicit security callback
succeeded
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword got userid
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword got pswd
18113 TCP Transport GetUserIDAndPassword Exit, got userid and pswd from
explicit security
18005 TCP Transport Connect exited normally.
18022 TCP Transport Link entered, buffer length = 5537, COMM Area = 5537,
optimized send length = 5537
18111 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM: Entry.
18105 TCP Transport FormatCID: Entry.
18105 TCP Transport FormatCID: Exit.
18112 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM data: Offset=0x0000 5c5c5c5c 5c5c5c5c
5c5c5c5c 5c5c5c5c
18112 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM data: Offset=0x0010 e2c3e2c1 d5c1f1f1
15a10000 15a10100
18112 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM data: Offset=0x0020 01000100 f0
18111 TCP Transport FormatCICSTRM: Exit.
18056 TCP Transport DistribLink is sending the TRM, TRM length = 37
18010 TCP Transport SendBuf entered, 37 bytes to send
18130 TCP Transport SendBuf: Bytes sent=37.
18011 TCP Transport SendBuf exited normally
18132 TCP Transport CheckForListenerMsgs Entry.
18132 TCP Transport CheckForListenerMsgs Socket was closed in Recv with
MSG_PEEK of 3 bytes.
18132 TCP Transport CheckForListenerMsgs No Listener message.
18024 TCP Transport Link exited abnormally, HRESULT = 00000004
18019 TCP Transport Disconnect entered, type = 0
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Ben
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Wed Sep 07, 2005 4:53 pm Post subject:
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Sorry, but what is PSS ??
"Terry Bullington [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | The code that handles ProgramNameOverride and TPNameOverride are virtually
identical and it appears that you are successfully overriding the TPName
but with spaces or a null value. Verify very closely that the value being
provided to TPNameOverride is correct and if it is I suggest that you open
a support case with PSS.
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Terry Bullington [MSFT]
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Thu Sep 08, 2005 8:53 pm Post subject:
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PSS is the Microsoft product support group. They will be able to give you
more immediate support and can distribute fixes should there be a bug in
HIS, they also have samples and etcetera.
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Sorry, but what is PSS ??
"Terry Bullington [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | The code that handles ProgramNameOverride and TPNameOverride are
virtually
identical and it appears that you are successfully overriding the TPName
but with spaces or a null value. Verify very closely that the value
being
provided to TPNameOverride is correct and if it is I suggest that you
open
a support case with PSS.
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