Re: How to retrieve TCP/IP service (local port name) by local port number

[jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Mr.Klement -

Thanks for your suggestion. However I think in your RPG - API example the
TCP/IP service is the Input Parameter and the API "getservbyname" gives me
the
local port number.
What I am looking for is an example with an Input Parameter of the local
port namber
and obtain the TCP/IP service name (if any ...)

Probably you can advice

Thanks again



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Hello Jorge,

> I am not sure how to do this.
> Is there any way to retrieve the TCP/IP service (local port name)
> associated to a local port number ?
>
> Just like int the command WRKSRVTBLE
> Is there an API for this ?

There's an RPG example in my sockets tutorial:

  http://www.scottklement.com/rpg/socktut/lookups.html#SERVICESPORTS