Building user-server environments

To build your server application, follow the rules for building a freestanding application as described in Building freestanding applications to run under z/OS.

There are no special considerations for building user applications. The automatic call facility will cause the correct routines from CEE.SCEESPC to be included.

Table 1. Parts used by or with application server routines
Part Name	Function	Inclusion in Program		Location
Part Name	Function	Notes
EDCXSRVI	Used by a server-supplied stub routine to start up a server.	2	in the user module	Member of SCEESPC
EDCXSRVN	Used by a server-supplied stub routine to send a service-request message to a server.	2	in the user module	Member of SCEESPC
EDCXSRVC	Used by a server to wait for the next message to process.	2	in the user module	Member of SCEESPC
EDCXSACC	Used by a server to accept the last message received.	2	in the user module	Member of SCEESPC
EDCXSPRT	System programming version of `sprintf()`.	3		Member of SCEESPC
EDCXEXIT	System programming version of `exit()`.	3		Member of SCEESPC
EDCXMEM	System programming version of `malloc()`, `calloc()`, `realloc()`, `free()`, `__4kmalc()` and `__24malc()`.	3		Member of SCEESPC
Notes: This module must be explicitly included in the program using the binder INCLUDE control statement. This module will normally be included by automatic call. This module must be explicitly included if you want to use the system programming version of the function.