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I have a Socket Server application written in RPGLE with accepts Client
socket connections from a Dec Alpha Server. (It is based heavily on
Scott Klement's excellent Sockets Tutorial.) We want to close down the
Socket Server program in order to do tape backups over night.
The RPG Socket Server either sits indefinitely on an Accept() statement
(if a client has not connected), or on a rdLine() statement if a client
has connected but is waiting for some more data to be sent.
How can I make the socket server drop back into the rpg in order to test
is a shutdown has been requested... by shutdown I mean setting a value
in a dataarea or something, rather than just ENDJOB *immed. I don't
think we have the option of changing the client software which was
written in Pascal a long time ago.
C* Tell socket to linger for 30 seconds
C Eval linglen=%size(linger)
C alloc linglen ling
C Eval p_linger=ling
C Eval l_onoff=1
C Eval l_linger=30
C CallP setSockOpt(csock:SOL_SOCKET:SO_LINGER:
C ling:linglen)
* If we didn't receive anything, delay for 30 secs
C Eval lenSent=RdLine(csock:%addr(line):
C msgLen:*On)
C Select
....
Should the RdLine drop through to Select after 30 seconds if not data is
received ?
Thanks in advance
Andy Thompson
Yearsley Group
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