SNAX/HLS Management Programming Manual

Standard SNAX/HLS Definitions
Common Definitions
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ZHLS–TKN–SSCP–TEXT–SIZE token–type ZSPI–TYP–INT.
ZHLS–TKN–SSCP–TEXT–SIZE
records the upper limit on the size of SSCP-LU messages that will be handled by
SNAX/HLS when the application processes unformatted SSCP-LU messages (as
set by the WANT-SSCP-TEXT profile option).
Valid values are between 256 and 30720. Note that the value given here is the RU-
size value.
Extensible Structured
Tokens
The SNAX/HLS subsystem defines the following extensible structured tokens:
ZHLS–MAP–INFO–PROC–CUST
This extensible structured token is included in the response to the INFO command for
the SNAX/HLS process only if customization routines are enabled in the working
copy of SNAX/HLS—that is, if one or more of the ZFLAGS indicators
(ZSNAX–IN, ZSNAX–OUT, ZVERB–IN, and ZVERB–OUT) contain the value
ZSPI–VAL–TRUE.
Customization routines are explained in the SNAX/HLS Application Programming
Manual.
ZHLS–MAP–INFO–PROC–CUST has the following definition:
def ZHLS–DDL–INFO–PROC–CUST.
05 ZFLAGS.
10 ZVERB–IN type ZSPI–DDL–BOOLEAN.
10 ZVERB–OUT type ZSPI–DDL–BOOLEAN.
10 ZSNAX–IN type ZSPI–DDL–BOOLEAN.
10 ZSNAX–OUT type ZSPI–DDL–BOOLEAN.
05 ZBUF–SIZE type ZSPI–DDL–INT2.
05 ZVRFY-STSN-BIND-RSP type ZSPI-DDL-BOOLEAN.
05 ZVRFY-STSN-RSP type ZSPI-DDL-BOOLEAN.
ZFLAGS
is a structure that contains the following flags:
ZVERB–IN
specifies whether customization routines are invoked when verbs are received
from an application.
ZVERB–OUT
specifies whether customization routines are invoked when verb replies are
returned to an application.