To support multiple instances of the Client Manager, you must modify the Client Manager ID user exit. This user exit lets a unique Windows IPC API mailslot name be created for each instance of the Client Manager that executes in a multi-user environment. Those clients expecting to connect to this same Client Manager instance must also use this unique mailslot name used by a given Client Manager instance. The matching of mailslot naming is accomplished because both the Client Manager and the Client Manager cooperative flow runtime code will utilize the same Multi-Instance user exit dll.
To enable the multi-instance capability of the Client Manager, the customer must modify this exit routine. Any mechanism for determining unique strings logged on user basis can be used.
Note: For more information about multi-instance Client Managers, see the Distributed Processing—Client Manager User Guide.
After modification, both the CA Gen client, using the client manager cooperative flow runtime dll, and the Client Manager, use this user exit.
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