Re: Can I intercept Cancel event in LE-based application?

2008-09-30 Thread Denis O'Sullivan
in a comprehensive way. Looks like it's time for a user requirement. Best regards, Denis -Original Message- From: Hunkeler Peter (KIUK 3) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 September 2008 07:45 Subject: Re: Can I intercept Cancel event in LE-based application? To give control to application code

Re: Can I intercept Cancel event in LE-based application?

2008-09-30 Thread David Crayford
] Sent: 26 September 2008 07:45 Subject: Re: Can I intercept Cancel event in LE-based application? To give control to application code, LE needs to trap the error (with anESTAE in case of ABENDs) and then tell the system it wants to retry. The LE code can then pass control to the application's error

Re: Can I intercept Cancel event in LE-based application?

2008-09-26 Thread Hunkeler Peter (KIUK 3)
To give control to application code, LE needs to trap the error (with anESTAE in case of ABENDs) and then tell the system it wants to retry. The LE code can then pass control to the application's error handler. By definition, an operator CANCEL leads to a non-retryable abend. So, I guess LE's

Can I intercept Cancel event in LE-based application?

2008-09-25 Thread Denis O'Sullivan
I have an LE-compliant program that consists of a mixture of Assembler and C routines. I have said goodbye to ESTAE embraced the LE equivalents CEEHDLR, CEE3SRP and the like. My abend-handling routines work OK, but I cannot seem to get control after an Operator cancel. This is a standard

Re: Can I intercept Cancel event in LE-based application?

2008-09-25 Thread Steve Comstock
Denis O'Sullivan wrote: I have an LE-compliant program that consists of a mixture of Assembler and C routines. I have said goodbye to ESTAE embraced the LE equivalents CEEHDLR, CEE3SRP and the like. My abend-handling routines work OK, but I cannot seem to get control after an Operator cancel.