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Can anybody explain why it is that even though the QZHBCGI service program moved from QTCP to QHTTPSVR, programs bound to it specifically in QTCP on a V4R2 box still somehow manage to find it in QHTTPSVR on V4R4 and later boxes, even though neither QTCP nor QHTTPSVR is in the library list?
The library list is irrelevant if you have them bound specifically to QTCP, that should be the only library they attempt to look in.
I suspect that IBM has added code to "fix" this problem by changing the library when you restore the program in order to make it easier for customers to move forward with new releases. (Though, this is only a guess, I never had a V4R2 box, having skipped from V3R2 to V4R5.)
And can someone explain why, contrary to the above behavior, programs bound to (for example) the ZLIB service program specifically in the ZLIB library can't find it anywhere else, even if there IS a ZLIB service program in the library list?
If it's bound speicifcally to the ZLIB library, that'll be the only place it looks for the file. If you want it to use the *LIBL, then specify *LIBL when you bind it instead of ZLIB. The program will remember that you said *LIBL and use that to find the *SRVPGM from that point on.
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