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X Window System routines: Motif-based widget support

z/OS Communications Server: IP Programmer's Guide and Reference
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The X Window System support with TCP/IP includes the Motif-based widget set (Release 1.1).

The Motif-based widget set supports the following gadgets and widgets:

FileSelectionBox and FileSelectionDialog widgets are not supported in TCP/IP Version 3 Release 2 for MVS™.

To run a Motif-based application, you must copy the module SEZAINST(KEYSYMDB) to hlq.XKEYSYM.DB or user_id.XKEYSYM.DB to make it available to your application at run-time.
Note: The EZAGETIN job copies SEZAINST(KEYSYMDB) to hlq.XKEYSYM.DB.

Some of the header files have been renamed from their original distribution names because of the data set naming conventions in the MVS environment. Such name changes are generally restricted to those header files used internally by the actual widget code, rather than the application header data sets, to minimize the number of changes required for an application to be ported to the MVS environment.

When porting applications to the MVS environment, you might have to make changes to the header file names in Table 1. These data set members can be found in the SEZACMAC partitioned data set. They carry an H extension in this text to distinguish them as header files.

Table 1. Motif header file names
Motif distribution name TCP/IP name
BulletinBP.h BulletBP.h
CascadeBG.h CascadBG.h
CascadeBGP.h CascaBGP.h
CascadeBP.h CascadBP.h
CutPasteP.h CutPastP.h
DrawingAP.h DrawinAP.h
ExtObjectP.h ExtObjeP.h
MenuShellP.h MenuSheP.h
MessageBP.h MessagBP.h
ProtocolsP.h ProtocoP.h
RowColumnP.h RowColuP.h
ScrollBarP.h ScrollBP.h
ScrolledWP.h ScrollWP.h
SelectioB.h SelectiB.h
SelectioBP.h SelectBP.h
SeparatoG.h SeparatG.h
SeparatoGP.h SeparaGP.h
SeparatorP.h SeparatP.h
ToggleBGP.h TogglBGP.h
TraversalI.h TraversI.h
VirtKeysP.h VirtKeyP.h

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