RE: Replacing the AS400 signon manager?

> I guess I'm still not clear on when the exit programs actually get called,
> and what power they can exert once they are called.  How 'after the event'
> are they?

It depends :-)  Seriously, depending upon the exit point that you register 
with, determines when/where you get invoked. Some exit points allow you to 
allow/deny sign-on, based upon something *your* program determines.

> When I open up IBM Client Access on my PC, and do a regular old signon to
> an AS400 on my local network, what exit point is triggered (potentially)?

I *know* I'll get the list wrong, so I'll defer to someone else to answer this, 
giving the names (in order) of the exit point(s).

--phil