TS/MP 2.5 Pathsend and Server Programming Manual

Other Manuals of Interest
Other manuals that might be of interest to readers of this manual include these:
• Availability Guide for Application Design. This manual describes the features of NonStop
systems that support the availability of applications. This manual includes a chapter about
application availability in the Pathway transaction processing environment.
• Guardian Programmer’s Guide. This guide provides information about programming in the
Guardian environment, including use of the Guardian procedure calls. It is useful to
programmers who are writing Pathway servers, especially if they are writing them in C, C++,
TAL, or pTAL.
New and Changed Information
Changes to the 679666-001manual:
• Added “SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGINL_ Procedure” (page 81)
• Added “SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_SENDL_ Procedure” (page 88)
• Added “SERVERCLASS_SENDL64_ Procedure” (page 98)
• Added “SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGINL64_ Procedure” (page 100)
• Added “SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_SENDL64_ Procedure” (page 104)
• Added “SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ Procedure” (page 107)
• Added “GETTSMPVERSION Procedure” (page 108)
• Added an error message 964 to the chapter, “Descriptions of Pathsend Errors” (page 115)
Organization of this manual
Descriptionchapter
Contains an overview of Pathway application programming, with emphasis
on Pathsend requestors and Pathway servers.
chapter 1, “Introduction to Pathway
Application Programming” (page 15)
Provides information about Pathway application design, with emphasis on
Pathsend requestors and Pathway servers.
chapter 2, “Designing Your Application”
(page 28)
Describes how to write requestors that use the Pathsend procedure calls.chapter 3, “Writing Pathsend Requestors”
(page 50)
Describes how to write Pathway servers.chapter 4, “Writing Pathway Servers”
(page 61)
Provides the syntax, parameter descriptions, and coding considerations for
the Pathsend procedure calls.
chapter 5, “Pathsend Procedure Call
Reference” (page 74)
Provides cause, effect, and recovery information for all Pathsend error codes.chapter 6, “Pathsend Errors” (page 115)
Lists the Pathsend errors generated by ACS subsystem processes.chapter 7, “Pathsend Errors for ACS
Subsystem” (page 126)
Summarizes the limits that apply to the Pathsend programming environment.Appendix A, “TS/MP Limits for Pathsend
Requestors” (page 134)
Provides source code for an example Pathsend requestor and an example
Pathway server.
Appendix B,“Examples” (page 135)
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