RE: Socket Programming

["Kleinman, Mitch" <mkkleinman@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

MAgellan Software has a sockets program that does not require C.

You can contact Ron Vangel at 714-455-9551

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>From:  Mark Bauman[SMTP:mlbauman@VNET.IBM.COM]
>Sent:  Friday, June 27, 1997 11:50 PM
>To:    'midrange-l@midrange.com'
>Subject:       Re: Socket Programming
>
>Excerpts from mail: 26-Jun-97 Socket Programming Mark
>Sievers@promega.com (754*) 
>
>> I am wondering if anyone has done any socket programing with RGP IV.  I 
>> have heard that it is possible to access the C function.  Does anyone 
>> have a simple example that they would be willing to share? 
>
>> Mark Sievers 
>> msievers@promega.com 
>
>Mark, 
>
>Take a look at the AS/400 Sockets Programming manul for V3R2 or V3R7 - I
>believe appendix c has some example programs that can be used to
>interface between RPG and C for using sockets.  Sorry I don't have the
>exact link to the book handy right now.. 
>
>Mark L. Bauman 
>AS/400 Communications Development  
>
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