Any pc/mainframe client/server model would work for this. If it were
me, I'd just use TCP/IP and have the mainframe side startup first and
listen on a port. The PC debugger gui then connects to that IP/port
and send the info back and forth with socket programming.
In article
John
... CTC; to implement VTAM cross domain ...
I *think* I understand what you are saying here but in case it is not clear to
*all* subscribers, it might be worth emphasising that there is
a. one flavour of the implementation of channel-to-channel (CTC) connections
which works *only* with
If this appears twice blame the lamentatble - did I say lamentable -
performanbce of the list service!
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John
... CTC; to implement VTAM cross domain ...
I *think* I understand what you are saying here but in case it is not clear to
*all* subscribers, it might be worth emphasising that
chrisma...@belgacom.net (Chris Mason) writes:
In fact, for a reason having everything to do with marketing and
nothing whatsoever technical, VTAM does *not* implement LEN protocols
over the type 2.1 CTC, only APPN protocols.
aka ... at the time APPN was to be announced ... the communication
John
Regarding your paranoia - pay-back time for false accusations of ranting! -
over the PPT:
Some STCs must still be single step, such as ... anything running a program
in the PPT.
The best policy here would be actually to read up on what is said about
multiple/single steps in the
