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Nimesh.Srivastava
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Hi,
Can anybody help me to provide the sample code for CICS listener using TCPIP. I need to write in my shop where I am not allowed to use the default CSKL because of it exits allowing UACC(NONE) and no user validation.
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William Thompson
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| Why not take the default and change its behavior and validation? |
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Nimesh.Srivastava
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ah...that is what I asked my shop people but I was denied to use the same becasue of the IS policies. Tell me can I somehow customize the existing CSKL listener for my use, is the code available on some ibm site.
Next, can you help me exactly which parameters for the transaction CSKL needs to be changed to achieve
1. Limits requests to specific transactions, never those with UACC(NONE)
2. Limits requests to specific user, which never has access to the transactions with UACC(NONE)
Atleast, I can explain my case
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William Thompson
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| Nimesh.Srivastava wrote: |
| ah...that is what I asked my shop people but I was denied to use the same becasue of the IS policies. |
Horse feathers!  That is exactly why IBM includes samples.
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| Tell me can I somehow customize the existing CSKL listener for my use, is the code available on some ibm site. |
It is on your site, in one of the distributed source libs. Get the manual that describes the program and figure out which lib it is in. Then copy it over to your lib and alter it.
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Next, can you help me exactly which parameters for the transaction CSKL needs to be changed to achieve
1. Limits requests to specific transactions, never those with UACC(NONE)
2. Limits requests to specific user, which never has access to the transactions with UACC(NONE) |
Not right now, why don't you figure out what they do and go from there? |
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Nimesh.Srivastava
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thanks for the info William...but can you tell me how do I find the path for the system library where the code is kept. Any hint would be of great help.
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Nimesh.Srivastava
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| thanks William...would check it |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Hi!
Just a consideration on finding things
there are many requests for sample programs ims/db2 and so on
the posters if they are working in a MF installation shuld be told that all this material is available at their installation.
Once upon a time when software distribution was much simpler the last qualifier of "SAMPLIB" would classify the library as a source library containing samples.
Now things are much more complicated
the first and maybe the second qualifier denote the software product
"dsn710" or "dsn.v7r1m0" would identify the libraries related to db2 version 7 release 1 modification level 0
and then again to make the understanding more difficult IBM decided that even the other qualifiers should contain a product related identifier .. and a token describing the type of library, distribution or target ( run time )
so for DB2 the samplib would look like :
>> DSN710.SDSNSAMP"
>> DB2 version 7 releas 1
>> "S" target ... "SAMP" samples
the same concepts applies to, I dare to say, ALL IBM products
so I guess that now people asking for samples should be able to find them on their disks...
for the exact layout of a product libraries they should ask their software support people to get the exact names.
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