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Application programmer x27 s guide

IBM Z NetView Version Release Application Programmer's Guide IBM SC - - CNote Before using this information and the product it supports read the information in ??Notices ? on page This edition applies to version release of IBM Z NetView product number -NV and to all subsequent versions releases and modi ?cations until otherwise indicated in new editions This edition replaces SC - - ? Copyright International Business Machines Corporation US Government Users Restricted Rights ?? Use duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp CContents Figures vii About this publication ix Intended audience ix Publications ix IBM Z NetView library ix Related publications xi Terminology in this Library xi Using IBM Z NetView online help xii Accessing publications online xii Ordering publications xii Accessibility xii Tivoli user groups xii Support information xii Conventions used in this publication xiii Typeface conventions xiii Operating system-dependent variables and paths xiii Syntax diagrams xiv Chapter Understanding the NetView Program-to-Program Interface How the Interface Works Processing Requests Creating Bu ?er Queues Sending an NMVT or CP-MSU Formatted Alert Sending a Data Bu ?er Synchronously Receiving a Data Bu ?er Synchronously How the Interface Works with Applications High-Level Language Programs Assembler Programs Register Conventions Program Placement Sending Commands and Messages to the NetView Program Chapter Using High- Level Languages and Assembler to Send Requests Enabling the Interface for MVS Receiving Alerts Routing Alerts to Multiple Receivers Building the Request Bu ?er Using the RPB Fields in the RPB Choosing the Request Type Request Type Query the PPI Status Request Type Query a Receiver's Status Request Type Obtain the ASCB and TCB Addresses Request Type De ?ne and Initialize a Receiver Request Type Deactivate a Receiver Request Type Delete a Receiver Request Type Send an NMVT or CP-MSU Formatted Alert to the NetView Program Request Type Send a Data Bu ?er to a Receiver Synchronously Request Type Receive a Data Bu ?er Request Type Purge a Data Bu ?er iii CRequest Type Wait for the Receive or Connect ECB Chapter Using REXX to Send Requests DSIPHONE Parameters DSIPHONE Usage Notes MLWTO Attributes Support DSIPHONE Results Chapter Using the NetView LU Transport APIs NetView MS Transport API MDS Function MS Transport Restrictions NetView High Performance Transport API Di ?erences between Transports High Performance Transport Restrictions Deciding Which Transport API to Use When to Use the NetView MS Transport API When to Use the NetView High Performance Transport API Considerations for Applications Send-Receive Interface Tasking Structure MDS Transactions Chapter Using the SEQUENT Command to Serialize Access to Resources Naming the Resource Requesting Exclusive or Shared Control Controlling overuse of SEQUENT Names Processing the Requests Releasing the Resource Avoiding Interlock REXX Example Chapter Management Services Applications Registration Services Session Outage Noti ?cation REGISTER Command Send Macro Destination Name Restrictions Receive Macro Implementing the Application NetView Operator NetView System Programmer Other System Programmer Chapter Operations Management Served Applications Registration Service Bu ?ering Replies Session Outage Noti ?cation REGISTER Command Send Macro Destination Name Restrictions Receive Macro