How to Use This Book
- Introducing APPC, describes advanced program-to-program communications (APPC).
- Fundamental APPC Concepts, describes APPC transaction programs.
- Using the Attach Manager, describes how to use the attach manager.
- Writing a Transaction Program, describes how to write a transaction program.
- Implementing APPC Transaction Programs, describes the APPC extensions.
- Implementing CPI-C Programs, describes CPI-C programs.
- APPC Entry Points, describes the procedure entry points for the APPC API.
- APPC Verbs, describes the syntax of each APPC verb. A copy of the structure that holds the information for each verb is included and each entry is described, followed by a list of possible return codes.
- Fundamental Concepts of the IBM Conventional LU Application, describes the fundamental LUA programming concepts in this book.
- Features of the RUI LUA Verbs, describes the features of LUA verbs.
- Implementing LUA Programs, describes some of the aspects of writing LUA application programs.
- RUI LUA Entry Points, describes procedure entry points for LUA.
- RUI Verbs, describes details for each LUA verb.
- SLI Entry Points, describes the procedure entry points for SLI.
- SLI Verbs, describes details for each SLI verb.
- Common Services Entry Points, describes procedure entry points.
- Common Services Verbs (CSV), describes common services verbs.
- EHNAPPC Application Program Interface, describes the EHNAPPC API.
- Data Transform Windows Application Program Interface, describes data transform Windows® APIs.
- Introduction to the Host Access Class Library for Java, describes the Host Access Class Library for Java™ and its relationship to both 3270 and 5250 using Java™ classes.
- Using CPIC-C for Java, describes the CPI-C for Java™ API.
- APPC Common Return Codes, contains descriptions of the common return codes.
- LUA Verb Return Codes, contains descriptions of the LUA common return codes.
- APPC Conversation State Transitions, describes the conversation states in which each APPC verb can be issued, and the state change that occurs on completion of the verb.
- Communications Server Service Location Protocol, describes how the application program developer can now locate services and load balance among services using the TCP/IP protocol.
- Service Templates, describes details of commserver service types.
- DLL Version Information, contains 32-bit Windows® DLL version information.