Serengeti 3770 Manuel utilisateur

3770Link SNA/RJE Emulation

Demo Version User’s Guide

Table of Contents

Notational Conventions...............................................................................ii

Ordering Information .................................................................................. 1

Technical Support ....................................................................................... 2

Introduction to 3770Link ............................................................................ 3

3770Link Features....................................................................................... 4

3770 Emulation Features..................................................................... 4

Advanced Features.............................................................................. 4

Script Language For Unattended Operation........................................ 4

RJE Server Features............................................................................ 5

Supported Host Environments............................................................. 5

3770Link System Requirements.......................................................... 5

SSI SyncPlus SDLC Adapter (optional with 3770Link) ..................... 5

Software Installation.................................................................................... 6

Media and Files........................................................................................... 6

Running 3770Link GUI and Simulating an Interactive Session.................. 7

Running 3770Link SO and Simulating an Unattended Session................... 9

Simulating Sending and Receiving Files with the Demo........................... 10

Script Files ................................................................................................ 11

Script Commands...................................................................................... 11

Sample Script Files.................................................................................... 11

3770Link Script Language........................................................................ 14

Command Line Options ............................................................................ 18

3770Link

Notational Conventions

The following notation is used in this guide:

3770Link Refers to the 3770Link package in general.

3770Link GUI Refers specifically to the graphical user interface

program (“3770link.exe”)

3770Link SO Refers specifically to the console style script-only

program (“3770so.exe”)

Demo User’s Guide

3770Link Demo Version User’s Guide

Thank you for requesting the 3770Link demo diskette. This demo

introduces you to the “look-and-feel” of 3770Link and to the extensive

script file capabilities found within. The demo simulates online sessions

and therefore does not require an adapter or modem to be present in your

system.

Install the demo by following the instructions below and take 3770Link for

a test drive. Remember you’re running the full-blown product −only

we’ve done little software “magic” that eliminates the need for the

mainframe system to communicate with.

Ordering Information

To order 3770Link, call 800-634-3122 or 512-345-2211.

3770Link

Technical Support

Once you’ve ordered 3770Link, Serengeti Systems provides technical

support for as long as you use 3770Link at no additional cost to you.

Support is available via the Internet from our web site or via e-mail, or by

telephone.

•Access to Serengeti Technical Support is available from within the

3770Link GUI by way of your web browser or e-mail (assuming either

or both of these are installed on the same PC as 3770Link.) Open the

Help menu, click Technical Support, and follow the links to the

Serengeti Web Page Technical Support or to access our support staff

via e-mail.

•Visit the Serengeti Web Page (http://www.serengeti.com) directly and

click on Technical Support to access our online technical database.

You’ll find answers to many of the most commonly asked questions at

your fingertips.

•For fast response to your technical support issue, sum up your question

or problem in writing and submit this via e-mail to

[email protected]. We’ll respond to you by e-mail or a

telephone call (if appropriate) as quickly as we can.

•If you cannot find the answers you’re searching for online or you do

not have e-mail access, you may call us at (512) 345-2211 and ask for

technical support during our normal business hours of 9AM to 5PM

Central Time Monday through Friday.

Demo User’s Guide

Introduction to 3770Link

3770Link combines full-featured SNA RJE communications with a

comfortable user interface. You can use the intuitive menus for interactive

operations or take advantage of the powerful script language and/or

programmatic control for automated, unattended sessions.

3770Link’s user interface utilizes menus, dialog boxes, and context

sensitive help. There are no confusing, cryptic commands to remember.

3770Link’s user interface allows you to interactively initiate a

communication session with the host computer through menu options such

as Connect or Auto Dial. Once connected, data can then be sent through

menu options such as Send File or Send Logon; in interactive mode,

incoming data is automatically received by 3770Link if the line is

connected. To terminate an interactive session, the Disconnect menu

option is used.

For automated operations and unattended sessions, 3770Link incorporates

a powerful script language. 3770Link SO’s script language commands

automate the functions of 3770Link GUI’s menus. There are commands

for looping, branching, and error control. There’s a command to run

external processes, and others that provide the linkage for 3770Link

client/server operation. Auto-dial, answer, and time activated commands

are available. Later, after a script is run, you can review the results by

viewing 3770Link’s log file which contains all commands, messages, and

command results.

For developers, script sessions can be invoked from and controlled by your

application to integrate SNA RJE communications into your custom

applications. For advanced applications, 3770Link can be configured as an

SNA RJE server for your custom written client application.

3770Link

3770Link Features

3770 Emulation Features

•IBM 3776/3777 Model 3 or Model 4 emulation (SNA

Logical Unit type 1)

•LU−LU and SSCP−LU sessions

•Unlimited number of concurrent sessions

•Receive to console, printer, or disk file

•Automatic ASCII↔EBCDIC translation

•PDIR record recognition

•FMH 1 and FMH 3 support

•Data compression and expansion

•Expansion of compacted host data streams

Advanced Features

•Automatic server LU recognition

•Formatted (automatic) and unformatted logons

•Detailed log file with date and time stamps

•Automatic concatenation of transmitted files

•Automatic naming of received files

•Supports multiple configurations

•Transmission and reception of binary files

•Real-time session statistics

•Configurable ASCII↔EBCDIC translation tables

Script Language For Unattended Operation

•Execute scripts from the command line, batch files, parent

process, or menu

•Execute external processes and evaluate results

•Accept commands from a client process

•Command line parameter substitution

•Call scripts from within scripts

•Time activated commands

•Branching and looping commands

•Extensive result codes and error testing

Demo User’s Guide

RJE Server Features

•Load 3770Link as an RJE server

•Submit commands to 3770Link from user-written client

program via DDE interface

Supported Host Environments

•Host systems: POWER (DOS/VSE); JES2 and JES3

(MVS); other VTAM environments; and others

•Host connections: SDLC, X.25, ISDN, Ethernet, token ring

(or other server supported physical link)

3770Link System Requirements

•486 or Pentium PC (or compatible)

•Windows 95/98 or Windows NT

•The client version of 3770Link requires one of the

following:

-Microsoft SNA Server 2.11 or later

-IBM Communications Server for NT 5.0 or later

-Novell Netware for SAA 3.0 or later

SSI SyncPlus SDLC Adapter (optional with 3770Link)

•16-bit ISA bus adapter

•Includes software drivers for Microsoft SNA Server

•Link speeds up to 128Kbps (RS232C interface)

•Dual-channel DMA support; eight (8) IRQ settings

•Auto-dial with V.25bis and ‘AT’ command set modems

(fully integrated with 3770Link)

•Auto-answer with most modems

3770Link

Software Installation

The following steps describe how to install the 3770Link demo on a hard

disk from the distribution diskette:

•Insert the 3770Link diskette into a floppy drive.

For Windows NT 3.51:

•From the File menu in Program Manager, choose Run. Type

a:setup and press <Enter> or click [OK].

For Windows 95/98 and NT 4.0:

•Choose the “Add/Remove Programs” option from the Control

Panel.

This runs the 3770Link demo installation program. This program

is straight-forward and you just fill in the blanks.

•See the sections below on running 3770Link GUI and 3770Link

SO.

Media and Files

The Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT demo versions of

3770Link are shipped on a single diskette. The following files are copied

to your hard drive when you install the demo:

3770LINK.EXE 3770Link GUI demo program

3770SO.EXE 3770Link SO demo program

SAMPLE1.S Sample script file

SAMPLE2.S Sample script file

CONNECT.S Sample master connect script file

SERVER.S Script file used to create a 3770 server

3770LINK.INI Configuration file for this demo

FORMS.INI Configuration file for this demo

Demo User’s Guide

RCVFILE.TXT Text file for simulating received files

DLLSHARE.DLL Windows dynamic link library

3770LINK.HLP Help file

After you use 3770Link, you may also see the following files in your

3770Link directory:

JOBNAME.* printer files created during demo

RECEIVE1.LOG Log of files received

MRU.INI Configuration file for this demo

Running 3770Link GUI and Simulating an Interactive

Session

To execute the interactive version of 3770Link and see a simulated host

session in action, perform the following steps:

•Double click on the “3770Link Demo” icon to start the

3770link.exe program.

•After an initial splash screen displaying information about

3770Link, you should see a Logical Unit (LU) window for each

configured LU. The LU windows are used to display information

from 3770Link concerning commands which you have issued.

Initially, the demo program comes configured with 3 LUs;

namely, RJELU1, RJELU2, and RJELU3. In addition to the LU

windows, you should also see one console window, which is used

to display messages from the host computer.

•To connect to the host, use the mouse or keyboard to select the

Session menu.

•Select the Connect... menu.

•Click on the OK button to begin the connection process on each

LU. As the connection progresses, each LU window will display

3770Link

text regarding the status of the connection. You should see the

following text in each LU window during the connection process:

Activating Link To The Host ...

PU Is Active

LU Is Active => SSCP-LU Session Established

Sending Formatted Logon (INIT_SELF)

Session Bound

LU-LU Session Established

In addition, each LU window has a status bar which displays the

current connection state of the LU. The status will change from

Disconnected, to System and finally to User as the connection

completes.

•When the connection completes, you will see the following

welcome message in the console window:

LOGON TO DEMO HOST SUCCESSFUL

SIMULATED DOWNLOAD FROM HOST

WILL BEGIN IN 5 SECONDS.

•After 5 seconds, the first configured LU (RJELU1) will begin to

receive a printer file from the host, and the following text will be

displayed in the RJELU1 window:

Printer Active ...

Receiving To: PRINTER.001

Output Redirected By JOBNAME Field To: JOBNAME.001

During the simulated download, the first pane of the status bar of

the RJELU1 window will display Printer Active, and the second

pane will display the number of records received.

When the simulated download completes, you should see the

following message in the RJELU1 window:

Receive Complete, 131 Records Received

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