TS/MP 2.5 Pathsend and Server Programming Manual

pathmon-process-name, pathmon-process-name-len,
server-class-name, server-class-name-len, message-buffer,
request-len, maximum-reply-len, actual-reply-len, timeout,
flags, scsend-op-num, and tag
are variables defined earlier in your data declarations. The types of these variables
must be the Pascal types that correspond to the TAL variable types specified in the
Pathsend procedure-call description later in this chapter. For definitions of these
corresponding data types, see the information about mixed language programming
and data-type correspondence in the Pascal Reference Manual.
To use the Pathsend procedures in a Pascal program, you must first name them in a SOURCE
PEXTDECS compiler directive. For further information, see the Pascal Reference Manual.
Calls From TAL or pTAL
To invoke any of the procedures from within a TAL or pTAL program, you must execute a statement
of this form:
(pathmon-process-name
error := SERVERCLASS_SEND_
,pathmon-process-name-len
,server-class-name
,server-class-name-len
,message-buffer
,request-len
,maximum-reply-len
,actual-reply-len
,timeout
,flags
,scsend-op-num
,tag );
error
is an integer variable defined earlier in your data declarations.
pathmon-process-name, pathmon-process-name-len,
server-class-name, server-class-name-len, message-buffer,
request-len, maximum-reply-len, actual-reply-len, timeout,
flags, scsend-op-num, and tag
are variables defined earlier in your data declarations, with types as specified in
the Pathsend procedure-call description later in this chapter.
To use the Pathsend procedures in a TAL or pTAL program, you must first name them in a SOURCE
EXTDECS compiler directive. For further information, see the TAL Programmer’s Guide.
SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_ABORT_ Procedure
The SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_ABORT_ procedure aborts the specified dialog.
A call to SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGIN_ to begin a dialog must be matched by a call to
SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_ABORT_ or SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_END_ at the end of the dialog.
Syntax
The syntax of the SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_ABORT_ procedure is:
! ierror := SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_ABORT_ ( dialog-id );
Calls From TAL or pTAL 77