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A co-worker of mine is using some of Scott Klements programs to learn to use Sockets APIs. She is has a workstation file to key values into fields being passed to sockets APIs to talk to the mail server and in the end it is supposed to return a file from the mail server. On her screen she has a service field and a host name as well as a command line and a response field. When she enters 25 in the service and Bypass (our server name) in the host, she receives a response back. She then enters 'HELO' in the command field and presses enter. The programs goes into a loop that executes rc = recv(sock: %addr(ch): 1: 0) The first 3 times it receives back non-displayable characters and the 4th time it hangs the program and F12 can't even exit the program. She also was trying to key commands to talk to a couple devices we have on the network that required an escape character, and a Carriage Return. When she typed those commands, nothing happened. We are wondering when calling this environment do we need the EBCDIC value or the ASCII value? Does anyone have any knowledge about these programs?
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