All supplied Communications Bridge user exits are written using the C programming language. The following table briefly describes each of the exits:
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Comm. Bridge: Language: C |
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User Exit Name |
Source Code |
Description |
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eci_client_exit |
ioeciclx.c |
This exit is called to permit overriding the name of the target CICS System (as it is known to the CICS Universal Client), the specified ECI timeout value, and the specified CICS Mirror Transaction associated with the request. |
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DECRYPT |
decrexit.c |
This exit will decrypt the CFB from a client if the data in the CFB's Enhanced Security offset area is to be used and the target server environment has a derived Security_Level of Remote and if the CFB has been encrypted. |
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CIDE_INIT |
cidexit.c |
Conversation Instance Data exit - Initialize This exit disables or enables subsequent CIDE_PROC calls. |
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CIDE_PROC |
cidexit.c |
Conversation Instance Data exit—Process This exit lets modification of certain fields of the Conversation Instance data (for example UserId and Password), prior to the conversation supporting a cooperative flow being created. |
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GetTCPHostName |
inetipux.c |
Allows disabling the host name lookup that maps a connected client's IP address to a host name string. |
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RSCUserEntry |
iorscclx.cxx |
This exit supports multiple APIs that allow inspection and modification of user data and application data before it is sent to a target server on HP NonStop. User and application data received from the target server can also be inspected or modified before forwarding to the client application. |
Note: For more information about the user exits, see the User Exit Reference Guide.
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