On Unix, Linux and Windows systems it is possible to write your own BCAMAPPL statement for an application name that is generated using MAX APPLINAME=. This statement can then be used to specify all the parameters as required by the application.
To link clients via RFC1006, see section "Providing address information for the CMX transport system (Unix, Linux and Windows systems)". The KDCDEF generation must contain all the necessary address information.
KDCDEF generation for RFC1006
BCAMAPPL statement
appliname: You can select any application name, but the name must be unique within the network, as KDCDEF uses it to create a T-selector.
If OPTION CHECK-RFC1006=YES then a port number must be specified for LISTENER-PORT.
In all other cases, the default value is 0 (no port number).In T-PROT you must enter RFC1006.
In TSEL-FORMAT= enter the format indicator for the name that you have defined as the appliname (see above). It is recommended that you always make an entry for the operand TSEL-FORMAT=.
PTERM statement
If you want to generate the client individually via a PTERM statement, enter the following:
As PTERM name use the T-selector of the client. The client on the client computer must be entered with this T-selector as the local application.
In BCAMAPPL= enter the application name as defined above.
In LISTENER-PORT= enter the port number which the client is reached as output port on the client computer.
In PRONAM= you must enter the TCP/IP host name, see "Specifying computer names in KDCDEF generation".
In PTYPE= you must specify wither UPIC-R or APPLI.
TPOOL statement
If you want to connect the client via an LTERM pool, enter the following:
In BCAMAPPL= enter the application name as defined above.
In PRONAM= you can enter the name of the computer on which the client is running. This must be the TCP/IP host name, see "Specifying computer names in KDCDEF generation".
If you enter PRONAM=*ANY the clients can sign on from any computer as long as it is of the same type specified in PTYPE=.
If you specify the mapped name of a SUBNET statement for PRONAM, clients from any computers from this subnet can sign on, provided they correspond to the type specified in PTYE=.
In PTYPE= you must enter either UPIC-R or APPLI.
Example
The following example uses the port number 10030 locally and the remote application has the port number 12030. The UPIC client runs on a computer called PCUPR.
BCAMAPPL BSPUPR -
,LISTENER-PORT=10030 -
,T-PROT=RFC1006 -
,T-SEL-FORMAT=T -
,...
PTERM UPRPART -
,PTYPE=UPIC-R -
,BCAMAPPL=BSPUPR -
,PRONAM=PCUPR -
,LISTENER-PORT=12030 -
,T-PROT=RFC1006 -
,T-SEL-FORMAT=T -
,...
The statements for a TS application are created analogue, except that you must specify PTYPE=APPLI in PTERM.