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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents; Preface; vii; Service Format; iii
  • Page 4 – iv
  • Page 7 – Intended Audience; This manual has the following structure:; Chapter; Chapter 1; Related Documents
  • Page 8 – Using DECset; viii
  • Page 9 – Conventions; This guide uses the following conventions and symbols:; TP Desktop Connector; User Input; In examples, user input is highlighted with bold type.; WORD
  • Page 11 – Service Format; Table 1–1 Services Description Parameters; Name
  • Page 12 – Table 1–2 Parameter Data Types; Data Type
  • Page 13 – Table 1–3 Called Routine Access Methods; Access Method
  • Page 14 – Table 1–4 Parameter-Passing Mechanisms; Each service returns a status value defined as follows:; Session Environments
  • Page 15 – Table 1–5 Matrix of Services and Environments; Service
  • Page 17 – Service Format 1–7
  • Page 19 – Microsoft Windows; Summary of Portable API Client Services; Table 2–1 Summary of Portable API Client Services
  • Page 20 – Parameter Memory Allocation; –2 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 21 – Nonblocking and Blocking Restriction; Parameters; TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–3
  • Page 22 – Return Status; Workspace Data Structures; This section describes the following workspace data structures:; –4 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 23 – TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–5
  • Page 24 – –6 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 25 – void; TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–7
  • Page 26 – –8 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 28 – Caution; Constant; Enables version checking; –10 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 29 – Declare an array of at least two elements of the type ACMSDI_OPTION.; Example 2–5 Initializing an Options List; This option is usable with forced nonblocking calls only.; TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–11
  • Page 30 – Example 2–6 Dynamically Specifying a TCP/IP Port Identifier; –12 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 31 – TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–13
  • Page 32 – –14 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 33 – workspaces; TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–15
  • Page 34 – Table 2–2 acmsdi_call_task Return Status Values; Status
  • Page 36 – –18 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 37 – TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–19
  • Page 38 – Table 2–3 acmsdi_cancel Return Status Values
  • Page 39 – TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–21
  • Page 40 – Table 2–4 acmsdi_complete_pp Return Status Values
  • Page 41 – No parameters are specified.; Table 2–5 acmsdi_dispatch_message Return Status Values; Internal TP Desktop Connector error.; TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–23
  • Page 42 – Normal successful completion.; –24 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 43 – structure; TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–25
  • Page 44 – username; –26 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 45 – TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–27
  • Page 46 – Table 2–6 acmsdi_sign_in Return Status Values
  • Page 47 – Type: function address; TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services 2–29
  • Page 48 – Table 2–7 acmsdi_sign_out Return Status Values; Insufficient parameters.; –30 TP Desktop Connector Portable API Client Services
  • Page 51 – Portable API Presentation Procedures; Summary of Portable API Presentation Procedures; Table 3–1 Summary of Portable API Presentation Procedures; Customer-Supplied Procedure
  • Page 52 – Table 3–1 (Cont.) Summary of Portable API Presentation Procedures; Return Status Values Expected from Presentation Procedures; –2 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 53 – Example 3–1 Form Record Definition and Initialization Macro; int; Prototypes and Code for Presentation Procedures and Version; Parameter Memory Allocation; Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–3
  • Page 54 – Blocking and Nonblocking Usage; Presentation Procedures in a Nonblocking Environment; –4 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 55 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–5
  • Page 56 – –6 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 57 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–7
  • Page 58 – –8 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 59 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–9
  • Page 60 – –10 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 61 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–11
  • Page 62 – timeout; –12 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 63 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–13
  • Page 64 – –14 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 65 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–15
  • Page 66 – –16 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 67 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–17
  • Page 68 – –18 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 69 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–19
  • Page 70 – –20 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 71 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–21
  • Page 72 – –22 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 73 – Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–23
  • Page 74 – –24 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 75 – version; Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–25
  • Page 76 – –26 Portable API Presentation Procedures
  • Page 77 – Always returns SUCCESS status.; Portable API Presentation Procedures 3–27
  • Page 79 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services; Summary of Forced Nonblocking Procedures; Table 4–1 Summary of Forced Nonblocking Procedures
  • Page 81 – Example 4–1 Form Record Definition; unsigned int; Example 4–2 Workspace Structure Definition; Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–3
  • Page 82 – –4 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 83 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–5
  • Page 84 – Table 4–2 acmsdi_complete_call Return Status Values
  • Page 85 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–7
  • Page 86 – –8 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 87 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–9
  • Page 88 – Format; direction; –10 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 89 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–11
  • Page 90 – Table 4–4 acmsdi_bind_msg Return Status Values; –12 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 91 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–13
  • Page 92 – –14 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 93 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–15
  • Page 94 – –16 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 95 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–17
  • Page 96 – –18 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 97 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–19
  • Page 98 – –20 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 99 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–21
  • Page 100 – –22 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 101 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–23
  • Page 102 – –24 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 103 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–25
  • Page 104 – –26 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 105 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–27
  • Page 106 – –28 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 107 – Forced Nonblocking Client Services 4–29
  • Page 108 – –30 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 109 – Table 4–13 acmsdi_poll Return Status Values
  • Page 110 – TDMS Read exchange has arrived; –32 Forced Nonblocking Client Services
  • Page 111 – System Management Service on OpenVMS; System Management Service on OpenVMS 5–1
  • Page 112 – Note; –2 System Management Service on OpenVMS
  • Page 113 – itmlst; Figure 5–1 shows the item descriptor format.; Figure 5–1 Submitter Item Descriptor Format; The valid item codes are described in Table 5–1.; Table 5–1 Submitter Information Item Codes; Code Name
  • Page 115 – Returns the ACMS submitter_ID of the desktop submitter.; System Management Service on OpenVMS 5–5
  • Page 116 – No matching submitter. No submitter matches; –6 System Management Service on OpenVMS
  • Page 117 – Data Compression Monitor Commands; Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–1
  • Page 118 – EXIT; –2 Data Compression Monitor Commands
  • Page 119 – HELP; Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–3
  • Page 120 – LIST; –4 Data Compression Monitor Commands
  • Page 121 – Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–5
  • Page 122 – Examples; Selects records for application LARRY.; –6 Data Compression Monitor Commands
  • Page 123 – Selects all records for task calls from node ALPHA1.; Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–7
  • Page 124 – –8 Data Compression Monitor Commands
  • Page 125 – RENEW; Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–9
  • Page 126 – SELECT; file; Qualifiers; –10 Data Compression Monitor Commands
  • Page 127 – Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–11
  • Page 128 – –12 Data Compression Monitor Commands
  • Page 129 – SET; Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–13
  • Page 130 – –14 Data Compression Monitor Commands
  • Page 131 – SHOW; Data Compression Monitor Commands 6–15
  • Page 133 – Compaq ACMS System Status Values; Table A–1 ACMS System Status Values; Symbol
  • Page 135 – Compaq ACMS System Status Values A–3
  • Page 137 – Index; Index–1
  • Page 138 – Index–2
  • Page 139 – See Gateway; Index–3
  • Page 140 – Index–4
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Compaq TP Desktop Connector
for ACMS

Client Services Reference Manual

Order Number: AA–PVNFG–TE

May 2002

This manual describes the services and commands needed to create and
maintain TP Desktop Connector client programs that use the portable API.

Revision Update Information:

This is a revised manual.

Operating System:

Compaq OpenVMS VAX
Compaq OpenVMS Alpha

Software Version:

Compaq TP Desktop Connector
for ACMS Version 3.2

Compaq Computer Corporation
Houston, Texas

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Page 3 - Contents; Preface; vii; Service Format; iii

Contents Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii 1 Service Format 1.1 Routine Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1 1.2 Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....

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2.11 acmsdi_sign_in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–26 2.12 acmsdi_sign_out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–29 3 Portable API Presentation Procedures 3.1 Summary of Portable API Presentation Procedures . . ...

Page 7 - Intended Audience; This manual has the following structure:; Chapter; Chapter 1; Related Documents

Preface This manual provides reference information for the TP Desktop Connectorclient services, formerly known as the ACMS Desktop Portable API. Intended Audience This guide is intended for application programmers, application designers, andsystem managers. Manual Structure This manual has the follo...

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