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LANSA Composer Guide

LANSA Composer

Table of contents

• LANSA Composer
  • About this Guide
    • How to use this Guide
  • What's New in LANSA Composer Version 5.0?
    • Licensing
    • Installation
    • New SQL Database Activities
    • Other New and Enhanced Activities
    • Extended Duration Processing Sequences
    • Cross References
    • Deployment
    • Audit Trail
    • Events
    • Parameter Classes
    • LANSA Composer Client User-interface Enhancements
    • Transformation Maps
    • Transaction Document Support
    • System Settings
    • Database Housekeeping
    • Browsers for Server Files and Folders
    • Other New and Enhanced Features
  • 1. Introducing LANSA Composer
    • 1.1 What Is LANSA Composer?
      • 1.1.1 Extensible And Customizable
      • 1.1.2 Who Can Use LANSA Composer?
      • 1.1.3 What Can I Do With LANSA Composer?
      • 1.1.4 Transaction Document Processing with LANSA Composer
      • 1.1.5 How Is LANSA Composer different to LANSA Integrator?
    • 1.2 Functional Components
      • 1.2.1 Activities
      • 1.2.2 Transformation Maps
      • 1.2.3 Processing Sequences
      • 1.2.4 Configurations
      • 1.2.5 Trading Partners
    • 1.3 Getting Started With LANSA Composer
      • 1.3.1 Start LANSA Composer
        • Connect to LANSA Composer Server
        • Troubleshooting Connection Errors
      • 1.3.2 Composer Quick Tour
        • Navigator
        • Instance Lists
        • Command Handlers
        • Locating and Selecting Items in the Instance Lists
        • Working with Definition Items
  • 2. Define Integration Components
    • 2.1 Activities
      • 2.1.1 Work With Activities
      • 2.1.2 Activity Details
      • 2.1.3 Activity Parameters
      • 2.1.4 Activity Groups
    • 2.2 Activities by Group
      • 2.2.1 Design, Test and Debug
      • 2.2.2 Email
      • 2.2.3 File Management
      • 2.2.4 FTP Transport Activities
      • 2.2.5 HTTP Transport Activities
      • 2.2.6 Iterator activities
      • 2.2.7 Messaging Transport
      • 2.2.8 Processing
      • 2.2.9 Spooled File Management
      • 2.2.10 SQL Database Activities
      • 2.2.11 Terminal Server Activities
      • 2.2.12 Transaction Document Processing
      • 2.2.13 Transformations
      • 2.2.14 Transport
      • 2.2.15 Variable manipulation
      • 2.2.16 Zip Activities
      • 2.2.17 All Supplied Activities
        • BASE64_DECODE
        • BASE64_ENCODE
        • BLANKCONCAT
        • CALCULATE
        • CALL_3GL
        • CALL_FUNCTION
        • CALL_JAVA
        • CLEARLIST
        • CLEARVARIABLE
        • COMPOSER_RUN
        • CONCAT
        • COPY_FILE
        • COUNTLIST
        • DELETE_FILE
        • DELETE_SPLF
        • DIRECTORY_LIST
        • DISCOVER_DOC
        • DISCOVER_EDI
        • DISCOVER_MAP
        • DISCOVER_XML
        • DTAQ_CLEAR
        • DTAQ_RECEIVE
        • DTAQ_SEND
        • EDI_SPLIT
        • FIND_TPMAP
        • FOR_EACH_CSVROW
        • FOR_EACH_INDEX
        • FOR_EACH_OBJECT
        • FOR_EACH_TXDOCO
        • FOR_EACH_TXDOCT
        • FOR_EACH_TXTLIN
        • FOR_EACH_VAR
        • FTP_COMMANDLIST
        • FTP_DIRLIST
        • FTP_INBOUND
        • FTP_OUTBOUND
        • FTP_SCRIPT
        • GET_DTAARA
        • HASH_FILE
        • HTTP_GET
        • HTTP_INBOUND
        • HTTP_POST
        • JSM_RECLAIM
        • JSM_SCRIPT
        • LAST_SPLF
        • LOAD_PSVSET
        • LOGLIST
        • LOGUSERINFO
        • LOGVARIABLE
        • LOWERCASE
        • MAIL_RECEIVE
        • MAIL_RECEIVEALL
        • MAIL_SEND
        • MOVE_FILE
        • MOVE_SPLF
        • MSG_RECEIVE
        • MSG_SEND
        • MSGQ_RECEIVE
        • MSGQ_SEND
        • NOTIFYEVENT
        • NEXTNUMBER
        • NULL
        • PATHMAKE
        • PATHSPLIT
        • PUT_DTAARA
        • QUERY_CCSID
        • RANDOMNUMBER
        • RENAME_FILE
        • SAVE_PSVSET
        • SLEEP
        • SMS_SEND
        • SORT_LISTS
        • SPLF_LIST
        • SPLF_TO_PDF
        • SPLF_TO_TEXT
        • SQL_CALL
        • SQL_CALLQRYCSV
        • SQL_CALLQUERY
        • SQL_COMMIT
        • SQL_CONNECT
        • SQL_DISCONNECT
        • SQL_PARAMS
        • SQL_PARAMSCSV
        • SQL_QUERY
        • SQL_QUERYTOCSV
        • SQL_ROLLBACK
        • SQL_UPDATE
        • SUBSTITUTE
        • SUBSTITUTE_VAR
        • SUBSTRING
        • SYSTEM_COMMAND
        • TEXT_SUBSTITUTE
        • TRANSFORM
        • TS_CAPTURE
        • TS_CONNECT
        • TS_DISCONNECT
        • TS_EXECUTE
        • TS_GET
        • TS_GETBYNAME
        • TS_GETBYPOS
        • TS_GETFIELD
        • TS_SEND
        • TS_SETBYNAME
        • TS_SETBYPOS
        • TS_SETCURSOR
        • TXDOC_ALLOCCTRL
        • TXDOC_EXPORT
        • TXDOC_IMPORT
        • TXDOC_KEYS
        • TXDOC_REGISTER
        • TXDOC_REGOUTBND
        • TXDOC_REGOUTEDI
        • TXDOC_REGOUTX12
        • TXDOC_STATUS
        • UNIQUEID
        • UPPERCASE
        • WAIT_FILESREADY
        • WATCH_DIRECTORY
        • WATCH_DTAQ
        • WATCH_MSGQ
        • XML_SPLIT
        • XML_QUERY
          • Quick Guide to XPath expressions for use with the XML_QUERY activity
        • XML_VALIDATE
        • XSL_TRANSFORM
        • ZIP_DIRECTORIES
        • ZIP_FILES
        • ZIP_LIST
        • ZIP_UNZIP
      • 2.2.18 Deprecated Activities
    • 2.3 Configurations
      • 2.3.1 Work With Configurations
      • 2.3.2 FTP Configuration
        • FTP commands
      • 2.3.3 HTTP Configuration
      • 2.3.4 SMTP Server Configuration
      • 2.3.5 SMTP Mail Details Configuration
      • 2.3.6 POP3 Mail Configuration
      • 2.3.7 SMS Configuration
      • 2.3.8 Database Configuration
      • 2.3.9 Messaging Configuration
        • Details
        • Message Properties
      • 2.3.10 LANSA System Configuration
    • 2.4 Trading Partners
      • 2.4.1 Work With Trading Partners
      • 2.4.2 Trading Partner Details
      • 2.4.3 Trading Partner Groups
      • 2.4.4 Trading Partner Properties
      • 2.4.5 Trading Partner Data Interchange Attributes
      • 2.4.6 Link Directories to a Trading Partner
        • Add Linked Directories
      • 2.4.7 Link Transformation Maps to a Trading Partner
      • 2.4.8 Link Configurations to a Trading Partner
      • 2.4.9 Outbound Numbering
    • 2.5 Transformation Maps
      • 2.5.1 Understand Transformation Maps and the Mapping Tool
      • 2.5.2 Work With Transformation Maps
      • 2.5.3 Transformation Map Details
      • 2.5.4 Transformation Map Data Interchange Attributes
      • 2.5.5 Edit And Prepare Transformation Map
        • Edit Transformation Map
        • Prepare Transformation Map
  • 3. Processing Sequences
    • 3.1 Anatomy of a Processing Sequence
      • 3.1.1 Activities and Transformation Maps
      • 3.1.2 Variables
        • Lists
        • Save, Load and Transform Processing Sequence Variables
          • Process Sequence Variables (PSV) Files
          • Save and Load a PSV File
          • Transform To or From a PSV File
      • 3.1.3 Built-in Variables
        • Using the System Property Built-in Variables
        • Using the Trading Partner Built-in Variables
        • Trading Partner (*TRADINGPARTNER) Built-in Variable Qualifiers
        • Using the Transformation Map Built-in Variables
        • Transformation Map (*TRANSFORM) Built-in Variable Qualifiers
        • Using the Transaction Document Built-in Variables
        • Transaction Document (*TXDOC) Built-in Variable Qualifiers
      • 3.1.4 Processing Directives
        • Loop
        • While And Until
        • Leave
        • Continue
        • Switch, Case And Otherwise
        • If, ElseIf And Else
        • Activity And Transform
        • Processing Sequence
        • Catch
        • Assign
        • Suspend and Terminate
        • Comment
        • Assignment Expressions
        • Conditioning Expressions
      • 3.1.5 Parameters
    • 3.2 Work With Processing Sequences
    • 3.3 Work With Processing Sequence Version History
    • 3.4 Use the Processing Sequence Editor
      • 3.4.1 Parts of the Editor Window
      • 3.4.2 The Resources Tabs
        • Palette tab
        • Activities tab
        • Processing Sequences tab
        • Transformations tab
        • Configurations tab
        • Variables tab
        • Built-ins tab
      • 3.4.3 The Information Tabs
        • Assistant tab
        • Errors tab
      • 3.4.4 Edit Processing Sequence Details
        • Review or Revise Item Details
        • Customise the view in the Processing Sequence Editor
      • 3.4.5 Edit Processing Sequence Parameters
      • 3.4.6 Edit Processing Sequence Notes
      • 3.4.7 Save Your Work
    • 3.5 Run a Processing Sequence
      • 3.5.1 Run a Processing Sequence from the LANSA Composer client
      • 3.5.2 Run a saved Processing Sequence "shortcut" from a client computer
        • About Processing Sequence "shortcut" files
        • Save a Processing Sequence "shortcut" file
        • Run a saved Processing Sequence "shortcut" file
      • 3.5.3 Run a Processing Sequence from the Operations Console
      • 3.5.4 Run a Processing Sequence using the COMPOSER command
      • 3.5.5 Run a Processing Sequence using a Run Control File
        • Run Control File
        • The Run Command
      • 3.5.6 Run a Processing Sequence from a LANSA application
      • 3.5.7 Run a Processing Sequence by calling the Web Service function
        • Before you begin
        • Services required for the web service support
        • Overview of the Run web service operation
        • Accessing the web service from your SOAP client application
      • 3.5.8 Run a Processing Sequence using the DXP1FN1 function
        • Exchange the Processing Sequence identifier
        • Populate and pass the Parameters working list
        • Receive the result of the Processing Sequence run
        • Example function to run a Processing Sequence
    • 3.6 Restart a Processing Sequence Run
      • 3.6.1 Restart a Processing Sequence Run from LANSA Composer
      • 3.6.2 Restart a Processing Sequence Run from the Operations Console
    • 3.7 Review the Processing Sequence Log
      • 3.7.1 Display the Processing Sequence Log from LANSA Composer
      • 3.7.2 Display the Processing Sequence Log from the Operations Console
  • 4. Transaction Document Processing
    • 4.1 Transaction Document Processing Framework
      • 4.1.1 Overview of the Transaction Document Processing Framework
      • 4.1.2 Getting Started with the Transaction Document Processing Framework
        • Run a simple demonstration
        • Determine the scope and subject of a pilot implementation
        • Planning your implementation
        • Understand the major implementation steps
        • Adapting your own Solution to Use the Transaction Document Register
      • 4.1.3 Document Types and Document Standards
        • Document Type Maintenance
        • Document Standard Maintenance
      • 4.1.4 Trading Partner support for Transaction Document Processing
        • Trading Partner Data Interchange Attributes
      • 4.1.5 Activities for Transaction Document Processing
      • 4.1.6 Processing Sequences for Transaction Document Processing
        • Modify the Supplied TXDOC_DATABASE Database Configuration
        • Copy the Supplied Processing Sequences Before Use
        • The Inbound Process
        • The Outbound Process
      • 4.1.7 Transformation Maps for Transaction Document Processing
        • Model Transformation Maps for Transaction Document Processing
        • Transformation Map Data Interchange Attributes
      • 4.1.8 Pre-built EDI X12 solution components
      • 4.1.9 Application program interfaces (APIs)
        • Import and Export Processors
        • EDI Document Viewers
        • Registering a Pending Outbound Document
        • Register a Transaction Document and Update Its Status
    • 4.2 LANSA Composer Document Manager
      • 4.2.1 Start the LANSA Composer Document Manager
      • 4.2.2 Work with Transaction Documents
      • 4.2.3 Work with Transaction Document Statistics
  • 5. Using aXes Terminal Server with LANSA Composer
    • 5.1 What can I use the aXes Terminal Server Activities for?
    • 5.2 Requirements for using The aXes Terminal Server Activities
    • 5.3 When to use the aXes Terminal Server Activities
    • 5.4 Things you should understand about the aXes Terminal Server Activities
    • 5.5 Overview of aXes Terminal Server Activities
    • 5.6 Using aXes Terminal Operations Scripts
      • 5.6.1 aXes Terminal Operations Scripts Definition
      • 5.6.2 aXes Terminal Operations Script Variables
      • 5.6.3 aXes Terminal Operations Scripts Example
    • 5.7 Processing Sequence Example
  • 6. Deploying Solutions for LANSA Composer
    • 6.1 Deployment Considerations
    • 6.2 Work with Export Lists
    • 6.3 Export Definitions from LANSA Composer
    • 6.4 Import Definitions to LANSA Composer
      • 6.4.1 Restore Supplied Definitions
  • 7. Operations
    • 7.1 Console
      • 7.1.1 Run History
      • 7.1.2 Processing Sequence Log
      • 7.1.3 Processing Sequences
    • 7.2 Java Service Manager Console
  • 8. Administration and Housekeeping
    • 8.1 Audit Trail
    • 8.2 System Settings
      • 8.2.1 Logging
      • 8.2.2 Server File Locations
      • 8.2.3 File Locations Relative to Client
      • 8.2.4 Browser
      • 8.2.5 SMTP Mail Details Defaults
      • 8.2.6 HTTP Inbound Processing
      • 8.2.7 Transaction Document Processing
      • 8.2.8 Default Configuration
      • 8.2.9 Other Settings
    • 8.3 System Properties
      • 8.3.1 System Property Evaluation Functions
    • 8.4 Code Maintenance
    • 8.5 Event Maintenance
      • 8.5.1 Supplied Events
      • 8.5.2 Event Details
      • 8.5.3 Send an Email
      • 8.5.4 Send an SMS
      • 8.5.5 Send a Message to an IBM i Message Queue
      • 8.5.6 Run a Specified Processing Sequence
      • 8.5.7 Execute a Specified Function
    • 8.6 Database Housekeeping
    • 8.7 User Access Configuration
      • 8.7.1 Using User Access Configuration
  • 9. Develop Custom Activities for LANSA Composer
    • 9.1 Plan Your Custom Activity
    • 9.2 Define the Activity to LANSA Composer
    • 9.3 Create the Activity Processor
    • 9.4 Test your Activity
    • 9.5 Deploy your Custom Activity
    • 9.6 Develop a Custom Activity Processor
      • 9.6.1 Before you Begin your Custom Activity
      • 9.6.2 Generate Skeletal RDMLX Code
      • 9.6.3 Names
      • 9.6.4 The Ancestor Class - DXACTBAS1
      • 9.6.5 Load and Unload
      • 9.6.6 Initialize, Terminate and Execute
      • 9.6.7 Access the Variable Pool
      • 9.6.8 Understand Activity Parameters
      • 9.6.9 Implement an Activity Processor for an Iterator Activity
      • 9.6.10 Supporting Restartable Activities
      • 9.6.11 Use the Java Service Manager
      • 9.6.12 Signal an Event
      • 9.6.13 Set the Activity Return Code
      • 9.6.14 Use Logging Services
  • 10. Tips and Techniques for Success with LANSA Composer
    • 10.1 Activities
      • 10.1.1 Experiment with Activities by Running Them
    • 10.2 Processing Sequences
      • 10.2.1 Example Processing Sequences
      • 10.2.2 Considerations for Extended Duration Processing Sequences
  • LANSA Composer Tutorials
    • LIC001 - Introduce Composer Client & Validate Environment
      • Step 1. Locate and execute Composer Client
      • Step 2. Execute a Composer Processing sequence to validate your installation
      • Step 3. Execute a Composer Processing sequence to validate the base LANSA Integrator installation
      • Summary
    • LIC002 - Create a Processing Sequence
      • Step 1. Create a Processing Sequence
      • Step 2. Configure the Processing Sequence Editor
      • Step 3. Add Directory List Activity to your Processing Sequence
      • Step 4. Add TUT_02_AT Activity to Processing Sequence
      • Step 5. Execute the Processing Sequence you Created
      • Summary
    • LIC003 - Create a Transformation Map
      • Step 1. Create a Transformation Map Registration
      • Step 2. Edit the Transformation Map
      • Step 3. Identify the xml source for the Transformation Map
      • Step 4. Identify the Target Database for the Transformation Map
      • Step 5. Map the Input xml to the Target Database
      • Step 6. Prepare your Transformation Map for use within Composer
      • Step 7. Set up the Database Configuration
      • Summary
    • LIC004 - Add the Transformation to the Processing Sequence
      • Step 1. Set up a Loop to Cycle through the List of xml Files
      • Step 2. Add the Transformation to the Processing Sequence
      • Step 3. Execute your Amended Processing Sequence
      • Step 4. Add a Variable Batch Number to the Processing Sequence
      • Summary
    • LIC005 - Set up a Trading Partner
      • Step 1. Create a Trading Partner
      • Step 2. Set up the Directories that your Trading Partner will use
      • Step 3. Add the Trading Partner to your Processing Sequence
      • Step 4. Execute your Processing Sequence
      • Summary
    • LIC006 - Add Email Acknowledgement to Processing Sequence
      • Step 1. To set up the SMTP Server Configuration
      • Step 2. Set up the SMTP mail detail configuration
      • Step 3. Add an Email acknowledgement to your Processing Sequence
      • Step 4. Execute your Processing Sequence
      • Summary
    • LIC007 - Extract Database to CSV File
      • Step 1. Create Transformation Map
      • Step 2. Define Transformation Map
      • Step 3. Define an SQL Where condition and input parameter
      • Step 4. Prepare Transformation Map
      • Step 5. Create Processing Sequence
      • Step 6. Run the Processing Sequence
      • Step 7. Run Composer CL Command (Optional)
      • Step 8. Run Processing Sequence from a shortcut (optional)
      • Summary
    • LIC008 - Processing via Email
      • Step 1. Review Folders and Settings
      • Step 2. Create POP3 Email Configuration
      • Step 3. Create SMTP Mail Details
      • Step 4. Define iiiTUTSEQ06 Processing Sequence
      • Summary
    • LIC009 - Handle multiple requests via an email attachment
      • Step 1. Create FTP configuration
      • Step 2. Create Server Folders
      • Step 3. Create Request and Response Sample Files
      • Step 4. Create Transformation Map
      • Step 5. Create Processing Sequence
      • Step 6. Execute and Test the Processing Sequence
      • Step 7. Handling multiple messages and response xml files - Optional
      • Summary
    • LIC010 - Calling a Processing Sequence (Optional)
      • Step 1. Create Processing Sequence iiiTUTSEQ7A
      • Step 2. Modify Processing Sequence iiiTUTSEQ07
      • Step 3. Test Processing Sequence iiiTUTSEQ07
      • Summary
    • LIC011 - Email notification service
      • Scenario
  • Appendix A. Install or Upgrade LANSA Composer
    • LANSA Composer Requirements
    • LANSA Composer Server on IBM i
      • Before You Begin Checklist
      • Call the Installation Program
      • Install LANSA Composer
      • Upgrade an Existing LANSA Composer installation
      • Complete the Installation
      • User Profiles Created by the Installation
      • Creating Further User Profiles for Use with LANSA Composer
      • Subsystems and Jobs
    • LANSA Composer Server on Windows
      • Before You Begin Checklist
      • Plan Your Upgrade from LANSA Composer Version 4.0
        • Complete your Upgrade Plan
        • Upgrade Plan Notes
          • Is LANSA Composer the Only Web Application being served by the Active IIS Plug-in?
        • Immediately Before You Begin
      • Create a Database for a New LANSA Composer installation
      • Start the Installation Program
      • Install or Upgrade LANSA Composer Windows Servers Software
        • Welcome to the LANSA Composer Server Setup Wizard
        • Installation Scope
        • Destination Folder
        • Setup the Application
        • Setup the Local Database
        • User Id
        • Web Sites for IIS Plug-In
        • Web Site Virtual Folders
        • Communication Ports
        • Choose Setup Type
        • Ready to install LANSA Composer Server
        • Installing LANSA Composer Server
        • Completed the LANSA Composer Server Setup Wizard
        • Completing LANSA Composer Server Setup
        • LANSA Composer Files Location
        • LANSA Composer Files Network Path
        • Import Supplied Definitions
        • Ready To Install
        • Installing LANSA Composer Files and Data
        • LANSA Composer Files and Data Have Been Installed
      • Repair an Existing LANSA Composer Installation
      • Complete the Installation
        • Restore Configurations for LANSA for the Web applications
        • Remove LANSA Composer Version 4.0
        • Remove LANSA Composer database tables from the earlier version
        • Apply Licenses
        • Configure Network Share for use by LANSA Composer Clients
        • Grant Database Permissions to the Web User
        • Configure IIS to Serve the LANSA Composer Web Components
        • Running the LANSA Composer Client on the Windows Server
      • Services Used by the LANSA Composer Windows Server
    • LANSA Composer Client on Windows
      • Install LANSA Composer Client
      • Initialize Data and Settings
        • Step 1. LANSA Composer Server Initialization
        • Step 2. Establish System Settings
    • Uninstall LANSA Composer Client on Windows
  • Appendix B. License LANSA Composer
    • License the LANSA Composer Server
      • Request a Server License for LANSA Composer
      • Apply the Server License for LANSA Composer
      • About LANSA Composer Server Licenses
    • License the LANSA Composer Client
  • Appendix C. The Mapping Tool
    • Learn about the Mapping Tool
    • Overview of the Mapping Tool
    • Mapping Tool Requirements
    • Connecting to databases in Transformation Maps
      • Connecting to databases while defining a Transformation Map using ODBC or ADO
        • Insert a Database Component
        • Select a Database Type
        • Select Database Drivers
        • Select or Create a DSN
        • Choose to Connect Natively or via the ODBC API
        • Select Database Schema and Tables
      • Connecting to databases while defining a Transformation Map using JDBC
      • Connecting to Databases while Executing a Transformation Map using JDBC
      • Database Connectivity Components and Drivers
      • Example Database Connections for IBM DB2 for i5/OS
        • Connecting to IBM DB2 for i5/OS to define a Transformation Map
        • Connecting to IBM DB2 for i5/OS to execute a Transformation Map
        • Additional Considerations for Transformation Maps Using IBM DB2 for i5/OS
      • Example Database Connections for Microsoft Access
        • Connecting to Microsoft Access to Define a Transformation Map
        • Connecting to Microsoft Access to Execute a Transformation Map
      • Example Database Connections for Microsoft SQL Server
        • Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server to Define a Transformation Map
        • Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server to Execute a Transformation Map
      • Example Database Connections for Oracle
        • Installing and Configuring Oracle Client Software
        • Connecting to Oracle to Define a Transformation Map
        • Connecting to Oracle to Execute a Transformation Map
    • Supported Functionality of the Mapping Tool
      • Supported MapForce Functionality
      • Unsupported MapForce Functionality
    • Supported Versions of the Mapping Tool
  • Appendix D. Commands to Invoke LANSA Composer
    • The COMPOSER command for IBM i servers
      • COMPOSER Command Parameters
      • Using the COMPOSER Command
        • Invoking the COMPOSER Command
        • Submitting the COMPOSER Command to Batch
        • Including the COMPOSER Command in Your Own Programs
        • Monitoring Messages Issued by the COMPOSER Command
      • COMPOSER Command Examples
    • Using dxstart.exe to start functions of LANSA Composer on Windows
      • dxstart.exe Syntax and Parameters
      • dxstart.exe Configuration File
      • dxstart.exe Examples
  • Appendix E. Using LANSA Composer with LANSA Applications
    • LANSA Application Initiates a Processing Sequence
    • Processing Sequence Invokes Functions or Components of a LANSA Application
    • Required Characteristics of the Common LANSA environment
  • Appendix F. The LANSA Composer Request Server
    • What You Need to Know About Requests Processed Through the LANSA Composer Request Server
    • How the LANSA Composer Request Server for IBM i Works
    • How the LANSA Composer Request Server for Windows Servers Works
    • Connecting to the LANSA Composer Request Server on a Remote System
    • LANSA Built-in Functions that use the LANSA Composer Request Server
    • LANSA Programming Considerations for Called Functions
    • Configuring the LANSA Composer Request Server for IBM i to Suit Your Needs
      • Library List Considerations for the Request Server Jobs
      • LANSA Composer Request Server for IBM i Configuration Settings
  • Appendix G. National Language and Multilingual Support in LANSA Composer
    • LANSA Composer Product Translations
      • Specifying the language to start LANSA Composer
    • Multilingual support in LANSA Composer

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