All supplied Client Manager user exits are written using the C programming language. The following table briefly describes the Client Manager Exits:
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Client Manager: Language: C |
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User Exit Name |
Source Code |
Description |
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ci_cm_id |
cicmclx.c |
Client Manager unique ID (supports the use of Multi-Instance Client Manager). Used by the Client Manager application. |
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CIDE_INIT |
cidexit.c |
Conversation Instance Data—Initialize. Used to disable or enable subsequent CIDE_PROC calls. |
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CIDE_PROC |
cidexit.c |
Conversation Instance Data—Process. Used to modify 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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DECRYPT |
decrexit.c |
Decrypt CFB from GUI client if the data in Enhanced Security is to be used and the target server environment has a derived Security_Level of Remote and the CFB encryption flag indicates the CFB has been encrypted. |
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IEFDP_InitDir |
iefdir.c |
Client Manager Directory Services—Initialize (disable or enable subsequent Directory services calls) |
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IEFDP_SearchDir |
iefdir.c |
Client Manager Directory Services—Search Implementation of the transaction server search algorithm. |
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IEFDP_CleanUpDir |
iefdir.c |
Client Manager Directory Services—Cleanup Allows for deallocation of resources, which can have been allocated to support directory services. |
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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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