Hank Williams
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Sun Oct 17, 2004 6:16 pm Post subject:
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I was told the CICS minframe connection had to be LU6.2 (that is all I know
right now).
After looking at 'devguide.chm', there was no mention of COMTI. What I
found was APPC which requires SNA/SDK.
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Hank Williams
Quantum Technologies, Inc.
HaWilliams(at)spamcop.net
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"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hank,
What you're looking for is likely the COMTI interface in HIS (unless your
CICS
mainframe program talks tcp-ip sockets itself). There are plenty of
docs/examples in the HIS doco.
Download from
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=82534D92-BD77-44C9-9AD
6-26238B604658&displaylang=en#filelist
I have a client/server windows application (written in C++) that uses
TCP
sockets between the client program and the server program.
My server program also becomes a client, which uses TCP socket, to
connect
to remote server.
I need my server program to connect to a remote CICS system.
What must I change in my server program to connect to the CICS system.
Any documentation/sample programs/etc would be greatly appreciated.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]
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Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:06 am Post subject:
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Hank,
If your application is an APPC application, it will require a SNA
connection to the host system. However, if you have Host Integration
Server 2004, you can use IP-DLC to participate in the IBM Enterprise
Extender environment and connect IP to your host system. You can then code
your application to use the APPC APIs on the HIS Client/Server as
documented in the SDK.
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SNA/HIS Engineer
Microsoft
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I was told the CICS minframe connection had to be LU6.2 (that is all I know
right now).
After looking at 'devguide.chm', there was no mention of COMTI. What I
found was APPC which requires SNA/SDK.
--
Hank Williams
Quantum Technologies, Inc.
HaWilliams(at)spamcop.net
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"Neil Pike" <neilpike@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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I have a client/server windows application (written in C++) that uses
TCP
sockets between the client program and the server program.
My server program also becomes a client, which uses TCP socket, to
connect
to remote server.
I need my server program to connect to a remote CICS system.
What must I change in my server program to connect to the CICS system.
Any documentation/sample programs/etc would be greatly appreciated.
Neil Pike. Protech Computing Ltd
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