For EZASMI (Assembler) or EZASOKET (Cobol):
Listener:
INITAPI
SOCKET
loop:
RECVFROM
SENDTO
CLOSE
TERMAPI
Client:
INITAPI
SOCKET
SENDTO
RECVFROM
CLOSE
TERMAPI
Just off the top of my head at 4am. There are other commands you may
need based on what you are doing, but this is the basic commands for UDP.
Unless you really have a need for UDP, and you understand that UDP has
no guarantee that the packets were actually received, stay with TCP
packets (which use different commands than above).
Tony Thigpen
Steve Beaver wrote on 10/29/2015 07:34 PM:
I have written LU6.2 programs, however I have attempted to open a UDP Port in
MVS?
Can someone give me a POINTER of how to code and open a UDP Port in Assembler,
or COBOL?
Thanks In advance
Steve
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