OSI/FTAM Programming Guide
Using FTM Procedure Calls
HP NonStop OSI/FTAM Programming Guide—528612-001
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Setting Procedure Parameters
addresses, the default common name might not be the address you want. For
more information on specifying the address of the local application entity, see OSI
Addresses and Common Names on page 3-2.
3. The wait-mode parameter sets the association to wait or nowait operating mode.
Valid values are ZAPS-VAL-WAITED or ZAPS-VAL-NOWAITED. The default value
is ZAPS-VAL-WAITED.
4. The local-ae-title (ZAPS-DDL-AE-TITLE) and remote-ae-title
(ZAPS-DDL-CHAR32) parameters specify the application entity title (AE title) of the
local or remote application, respectively.
If you do not supply the ae-title parameters, the local AE title will be as
specified in NIST, Stable Implementation Agreements for Open Systems
Interconnection Protocols, Section 5.11.1.1, and the AP title will have a value of { 1
3 9999 1 7 }, and the AE qualifier will have a value of 0. For the remote AE title, the
AP title will have a value of { 1 3 999 1 7 }, and the AE qualifier will have a value of
1.
5. The service-class (ZFTM-DDL-SERVICE-CLASS) parameter contains the
service classes requested by the user. NonStop FTAM supports these four file
service classes:
°
File transfer
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File management
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File transfer and management
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File access
Section 2, ISO FTAM Concepts
describes the valid service class combinations that
you can request. The default service class is file transfer.
6. The func-units (ZFTM-DDL-FUNC-UNITS) parameter specifies the set of
file-service functional units (excluding the kernel functional unit, which is always
available) to be available from the service class negotiated on the association. The
functional units must conform to the service class requested. For a full description
of functional units and service classes, refer to Section 2, ISO FTAM Concepts
.
If you do not request specific functional units, the functional units requested will be:
Note. Although FTAM requires the use of AE titles when making an association, no
agreements governing the use of AE titles have been made. To satisfy this requirement,
NIST has defined a value for an AE title to be used by FTAM. This value does not identify
an application entity and carries no semantics.
Functional Unit DDL Identifier Value
Read ZREAD TRUE
Write ZWRITE TRUE
File access ZFILEACCESS FALSE