CPI-C Reference

Tables

  1. Previous Editions of the CPI-C Reference
  2. Versions of CPI Communications
  3. Characteristics and Their Default Values
  4. Conversation Characteristic Values that Cannot Be Set for Half-Duplex Conversations
  5. Conversation Characteristic Values that Cannot Be Set for Full-Duplex Conversations
  6. Conversation Queues--Associated Calls and Send-Receive Modes
  7. Calls Returning CM_OPERATION_INCOMPLETE
  8. Incompatible conversation_security_type and required_user_name_type Values
  9. Possible Take-Commit Notifications for Half-Duplex Conversations
  10. Possible Take-Commit Notifications for Full-Duplex Conversations
  11. Responses to Take-Commit and Take-Backout Notifications
  12. Responses to the CM_JOIN_TRANSACTION Indication
  13. CPI Communications States for Protected Conversations
  14. Languages Supported by Platform
  15. CPI-C Calls and Product Implementation
  16. List of CPI-C Calls and Their Descriptions
  17. Full-Duplex and Half-Duplex Conversation Queues
  18. Return Control Options
  19. List of SNA Server/6000 Extension Calls for CPI Communications
  20. CICS Pseudonym Files for Supported Languages
  21. Defaults and Allowed Values for the CICS PARTNER Resource
  22. General Requirements for CPI Communications Calls on MVS
  23. CPI Communications Pseudonym Files on MVS
  24. Symptom String for Product-Specific Errors on MVS
  25. Reason Codes for Product-Specific Errors on MVS
  26. Location (OS/2 Subdirectory) of Pseudonym Files and Link Edit Files
  27. Values Returned in the REXX RC Variable for Communications Manager
  28. An Entry of Communications Manager CPI Communications Side Information
  29. List of Communications Manager System Management Calls
  30. Entry Structure for the Communications Manager Extract_CPIC_Side_Information Call
  31. Extended Entry Structure for the Communications Server Call
  32. Entry Structure for the Communications Manager Set_CPIC_Side_Information Call
  33. Extended Entry Structure for the Communications Server Call
  34. Entry Structure for the Communications Server Define_TP Call
  35. List of Communications Manager Conversation Calls
  36. List of Communications Manager Transaction Program Control Calls
  37. Additional Communications Manager Characteristics Initialized following CMACCP or CMACCI
  38. Additional Communications Manager Characteristics Initialized following CMINIT
  39. Additional Communications Manager Characters Translated between ASCII and EBCDIC
  40. Communications Manager Variable and Field Types and Lengths
  41. Description of OS/400 Communications Side Information Object
  42. Summary of CPI Communications Pseudonym Files
  43. Contents of a CMS Communications Directory File
  44. Overview of VM/ESA Extension Routines
  45. VM/ESA Variables/Characteristics and Their Possible Values
  46. VM/ESA Variable Types and Lengths
  47. VM/ESA Security Characteristics and Their Default Values
  48. Personal Communications V4.1 for Windows 95 Publications
  49. Client Support of CPI-C Functions
  50. Header Files and Libraries for CPI-C
  51. List of CPI-C Communications System Management Calls
  52. Extended Entry Structure for the CPI-C Communications Call
  53. Entry Structure for the CPI-C Communications Set_CPIC_Side_Information Call
  54. Extended Entry Structure for the Communications Server Call
  55. List of CPI-C Communications Conversation Calls
  56. List of CPI-C Communications Transaction Program Control Calls
  57. Additional CPI-C Communications Characteristics Initialized following CMACCP or CMACCI
  58. Additional CPI-C Communications Characteristics Initialized following CMINIT
  59. CPI-C Communications Variable and Field Types and Lengths
  60. Variables/Characteristics and Their Possible Values
  61. Character Sets T61String, 01134, and 00640
  62. Variable Types and Lengths
  63. Fields in the Program Binding
  64. Secondary Information Types and Associated Return Codes
  65. Range of Condition Codes for Different Secondary Information Types
  66. CPI Communications-Defined Secondary Information
  67. Examples of LU 6.2 CRM-Specific Secondary Information
  68. Examples of OSI TP CRM-Specific Secondary Information
  69. Examples of Implementation-Related Secondary Information
  70. States and Transitions for CPI Communications Calls on Half-Duplex Conversations
  71. States and Transitions for Protected Half-Duplex Conversations (CPIRR)
  72. States and Transitions for Protected Half-Duplex Conversations (X/Open TX)
  73. States and Transitions for CPI Communications Calls on Full-Duplex Conversations
  74. States and Transitions for Protected Full-Duplex Conversations (CPIRR)
  75. States and Transitions for Protected Full-Duplex Conversations (X/Open TX)
  76. Relationship of LU 6.2 Verbs to CPI Communications Calls (Part 1)
  77. Relationship of LU 6.2 Verbs to CPI Communications Calls (Part 2)
  78. Relationship of LU 6.2 Verbs to CPI Communications Calls (Part 3)
  79. Relationship of LU 6.2 Verbs to CPI Communications Calls (Part 4)
  80. Relationship of LU 6.2 Verbs to CPI Communications Calls (Part 5)
  81. Relationship of LU 6.2 Verbs to CPI Communications Calls (Part 6)
  82. Parameter Type Differences
  83. Sample Calls for CNSI
  84. Fields in Complex Attributes
  85. OSI TP Service Functional Units and Corresponding Conformance Classes
  86. OSI TP Profiles and Corresponding Conformance Classes
  87. Conformance Class Requirements--Calls
  88. Conformance Class Requirements--Characteristics, Variables, and Values

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