Operation Manual

Configuring IPX 175
CICCDLL.LIB and CICCDLL.H provide support for programming
applications for CICC under OS/2.
CICCOS2.EXE can be operated in batch mode and interactive mode.
To start CICC in interactive mode, enter CICCOS2 without any
parameters.
In a dialog, you are prompted to enter the source server/router and
the target. A list box shows the current call status of the source server.
The following functions are provided:
- The STATUS button updates the call status shown in the list box.
- The CONNECT button tries to connect to the specified target.
- The DISCONNECT button disconnects from the specified target.
- The ABORT button aborts the current function.
The application writes the last server name used and all used target
names in a file named CICCOS2.INI.
To select one of the previously used target names, just pop up the
combo box. The targets used and the server name are shown.
You cannot delete any entry of the .INI file, but you can delete the
CICCOS2.INI file without loosing important configuration
information.
The exit code of the program has no meaning in interactive mode.
In batch mode, CICCOS2.EXE performs one CICC operation and then
terminates.
The following command line options can be used:
Table 9-4:
Command line options for CICCOS2.EXE
Option Description
/S<server> specifies the source server
/T<target> specifies the target
/C connects to the specified target
/D disconnects from the target
/M displays a diagnostic message (only in conjunction with /C
or /D)
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