Main design tasks in the Server Dialog or the Server editor
You use the Server Dialog or Server editor to complete design tasks such as creating buffers, specifying the resources, managing the error messages, or calling Macros.
- Creating a user buffer
In the Server Dialog, you can define a user buffer to complement the technical buffer. - Creating a server buffer
You can define a server buffer in a Server Dialog or a Business Component. - Calling external resources in a Business Component
In a Business Component, you can implement services that are associated with a Logical View. To do so, you must declare the Logical View that contains the service request from the client component. Then, you must perform the access to the external resources to check data consistency and the data that must be sent to the client component. - Error messages in Servers
A Business Component implements the services that are associated with a Logical View. As it runs the service, it can detect errors. In this case, it must send the error information in its reply message to the client so that the client can take the appropriate action. - Modifying the internal resources of a batch or online program
The internal resources of a batch or online program are its work or linkage areas. You can replace their automatically generated descriptions by calling Data Structures or Data Elements in the work and linkage areas. To do so, you specify micropatterns directly in the COBOL code of the generated instance. - Adding Macro calls
When you call a Macro, its lines are inserted in a batch, online, or client/server program. You can then use standard sequences of specific code several times in the same program or in different programs. To call a Macro, you must select it in the -CP Lines tab. If it is parameterized, you must assign values to its parameters.
Parent topic: The Server Dialog and Server entities
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