BIM-FAQS-ASO VSE/ESA INTERFACE FORM

note: In order to use this interface you must be running CSI's TCP/IP for VSE HTTP daemon and the TCP/IP for VSE stack on the VSE machine you wish to have access to BIM-FAQS/ASO through. You must add the following entry to the IPINITnn.L member: DEFINE CGI,PUBLIC='BIM$CGIP',TYPE=CGI-BAL,FORMAT=NO DEFINE USER,ID=$WEB,PASSWORD=$WEB,WEB=YES You must also be running the BIM-GSS phase, BIM$CGRX, in a partition on the VSE machine. Please see the BIM$CGRX text file for more information. The following variable shown above must be used and is described as follows: IMOD - Name of the IMOD to be executed. For BIM-FAQS/ASO this must be BIMTCPFQ. For other uses the IMOD must contain up to 8 alphanumeric characters only. The default is BIMTCPIM. SCRIPT - ON/OFF to determine if JavaScripts are or are not supported. The other variables set up the intial settings for your BIM-FAQS/ASO session. You must make sure that IMOD is the first variable and should remain hidden. The variables below may be HIDDEN or text input if you wish: US - BIM-FAQS/ASO userid to sign on as ID - The ID of the BIM_FAQS/ASO command processor to connect to, The default is none which signifies FAQSTXPC. This is for access to the multiple FAQSMAIN partition support available since release 5.1B. MD - Mod of the display to be used. Options are 1-20x80, 2-24x80, 3-32x80, 4-43x80, and 5-27x132. The default value is 2. CM - Initial BIM-FAQS/ASO command to process. Note: you have the option of using JavaScript for the BIM-FAQS/ASO access via browser. If you wish to use this option, You will need to load the JavaScript files in BFAQ53A_JS.zip using OS_02 translation on the FTP transfer in order to preserve the special characters in JavaScript files. The HTTP Daemon or a separate HTTP daemon on a specific port also needs to use OS_02 translation: DEFINE HTTPD,ID=XXXXX,PORT=NNN,TRANSLATION=0S_02 DEFINE TRANSLATION,TYPE=SINGLE,MEMBER=IPXLATE,ENTRY=OS_02 DEFINE FILE,PUBLIC='YYYYYYY',DLBL=ZZZZZZZ,TYPE=LIBRARY Where XXXXX is the id of the HTTPD daemon you specify YY.YY is the public name of the library you specify ZZ.ZZ is the DLBL for the library you wish to use that contains the JS files (HTTPD root)