I have an application that has two components. An ISPF user interface, and a
server address space. Server address space runs authorized. I would like to
use a generalized resource rule to protect certain functions within the
application. The ISPF session communicates with the server address space via a
space switch PC. Nothing in the ISPF session executes authorized, and I would
like to keep it that way, if I could. In reading the manual for Racroute, the
manual states it has to be invoked in non-cross memory, authorized, except as
noted for certain request types. The REQUEST=AUTH request type does not
mention anything about being able to execute in cross memory mode. I had hoped
to be able to do this while the PC was executing inside the server address
space, where PASN=server, and SASN and HASN = the ISPF address space.
I could add a function to an existing task within the server to do the
checking, but then I have to add logic to make the request to the server
task,park the user task till the request completes, then wake the user back up.
Seems like a long way to go for this function.
Can RACROUTE REQUEST=AUTH be used inside a space switch PC when PASN is not
equal to HASN?
--Dave Day
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