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Marcos Yoshiaki Ibuki
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Joined: 13 Apr 2007
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Location: Brazil
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Hi all,
I've just heard here that a module coded in C language will be used as a validation routine in the project.
The request will be started outside the mainframe from a web based interface and it will call a transaction in the mainframe. After that the C module will be called for some validations.
I'd like to clarify whether there would be a C compiler for the mainframe or whether the following would be possible (Using mainframe as a interface to the C module) :
Process following this path : web request - mainframe - cics - online transaction - cics - C module(outside the mainframe).
Returning the response thru : C module(outside the mainframe) - cics - online transaction - mainframe - web interface(gets the answer)
Did anybody have a problem like this ?
Thanks ! |
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agkshirsagar
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Joined: 27 Feb 2007
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We don't see such scenario much.C module is doing validations that too outside mainframes:?
If it is outside mainframes then it ought to be 'Open system's C'.
I have worked on a system where CICS has web interface and validations are performed in Javascript (much easier to work with web interface).
I am thinking know how C will perform validations through web interface? |
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