Do they mean the FedEx server socket always listens on port 1?
This is from infocenter. It lists the ports used by the various host
servers. Your PCML should be started on the Remote command and program
call server port, 8475, though it might be different if you've done
something to change it. All of these ports have passive sockets
listening and may have multiple active socket connections across the
same port.
The following table shows the initial service table entries provided for
the optimized servers and server mapper that use sockets over TCP
communication support. Port numbers for host servers and server mapper:
Service name Description Port number
as-central Central server 8470
as-database Database server 8471
as-dtaq Data queue server 8472
as-file File server 8473
as-netprt Network print server 8474
as-rmtcmd Remote command and program call server 8475
as-signon Signon server 8476
as-svrmap Server mapper 449
drda DDM 446
as-admin-http HTTP administration 2001
as-mtgctrlj Management central 5544
as-mtgctrl Management central 5555
telnet Telnet server 23
as-edrsql QXDAEDRSQL server 4402
The following table shows port numbers for host servers and daemons that
use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL):
Service name Description Port Number
as-central-s Secure central server 9470
as-database-s Secure database server 9471
as-dtaq-s Secure data queue server 9472
as-file-s Secure file server 9473
as-netprt-s Secure network print server 9474
as-rmtcmd-s Secure remote command/ Program call server 9475
as-signon-s Secure signon server 9476
ddm-ssl DDM 448
as-admin-https HTTP administration 2010
as-mgtctrlj Management central 5544
as-mgtctrl-ss Management central 5566
as-mgtctrl-cs Management central 5577
Telnet-ssl Telnet server 992
-----Original Message-----
From: java400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:java400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dave Murvin
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 5:55 PM
To: Java Programming on and around the iSeries / AS400
Subject: Re: pcml program call error
What we now think is happening is that there is a conflict in socket
calls between two vendor applications and possibly the pcml. What we
think is happening is that the ERP system calls the PSHPINF program
using pcml from a Java application, the PSHPINF program uses ERP Vendor
supplied socket communications APIs to talk to the ERP system, then
calls the Shipping system RPGLE programs directly. The Shipping system
uses sockets to talk to the Windows FedEx server. We believe that the
Shipping system socket connection to the FedEx server is killing our
previous socket connection(s) somehow. In a note from the Shipping
system vendor, they said that the call to the FedEx server always uses
socket 1. I don't know what this means at this time nor do I know what
the ERP system vendor sockets or the pcml sockets are using. Are socket
connections involved with Java pcml program calls?
Thanks
Dave
Dave Murvin wrote:
Thu Jan 15 16:25:18 PST 2009 Remote implementation running program:
BSITST/PSHPINF
Thu Jan 15 16:25:18 PST 2009 Request processed successfully.
Thu Jan 15 16:25:18 PST 2009 Failed to read all of the data stream
header.
java.lang.Throwable
at java.lang.Throwable.<init>(Throwable.java:181)
at com.ibm.as400.access.Trace.logData(Trace.java:656)
at com.ibm.as400.access.Trace.log(Trace.java:718)
at
com.ibm.as400.access.ClientAccessDataStream.construct(ClientAccessData
Stream.java:48)
at
com.ibm.as400.access.AS400ThreadedServer.run(AS400ThreadedServer.java:
321)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:595)
Thu Jan 15 16:25:19 PST 2009 run(): Caught IOException:
com.ibm.as400.access.ConnectionDroppedException: Connection was
dropped unexpectedly.
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