OSI/FTAM Programming Reference Manual

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HP NonStop OSI/FTAM Programming Reference Manual—528611-001
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Figure i on page -xv shows how the manual you are now reading is related to other
NonStop manuals. The flowchart, read from the top down, indicates the order in which
you might read the manuals. Before reading this manual, you should read or be
familiar with the following HP manuals:
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OSI/FTAM Programming Guide explains important programming concepts
pertaining to the NonStop OSI/FTAM implementation and describes sequences of
procedure calls to use to perform common FTAM programming operations. This
manual also provides an overview of FTAM concepts for those who have not
recently read the ISO 8571 specification.
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Guardian Programmer’s Guide describes how to use the NonStop procedure calls,
including the file-system procedures.
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TAL Reference Manual describes how to use the Transaction Application
Language (TAL), and the C/C++ Programmer’s Guide describes HP C for NonStop
systems. You only need to be familiar with the information for the programming
language you are using.
The following manuals provide additional information to which you might need to refer
while using this manual:
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Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual gives the syntax and programming
considerations for all the NonStop operating system procedures.
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Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual describes the file-system
messages that might be returned as error subcodes in NonStop FTAM error
conditions.
The following manuals provide additional information that might be of interest:
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OSI/FTAM and OSI/APLMGR SCF Reference Manual describes how to use SCF
commands to configure, monitor, and control FTAM.
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OSI/FTAM Configuration and Management Manual provides task-oriented
information necessary for the installation and management of NonStop FTAM
services including an explanation of the configuration and control of the initiator
and responder processes and the associated APLMGR process. This manual
includes information on monitoring and adjusting your subsystem to optimize
performance and on diagnosing and fixing problems.
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OSI/AS Programming Manual describes the APS (application, presentation, and
session) procedures, which enable application programs to establish and use OSI
connections that use the Session Layer, the Presentation Layer, and the
Association Control Service Element (ACSE) of the Application Layer. These
procedures are part of the HP OSI/AS data communications subsystem.