ClearPath OS 2200 Series Release 13.2 Software Planning and ...

Language Support System (LSS)
• The EJB response message read by inbound communication clients no longer have
the format such that the error code and the data are separated by four ampersand
characters (&). Prior to this 13.0 release, if the returned error code is "3" and the
returned data text is "Hello", "3&&&&Hello" was returned to the client data portion. In
this release 13.0, "003" is returned in the status field of the OS2200Header 72-byte
header, and "Hello" is returned in the data portion of the message.
ClearPath OS 2200 Release 12.0
J2EE-CON-OS2200 Level 12.0
Compatibility
A new version of the OS 2200 TIP Connector configuration file (ra.xml) must be used
with release 12.0. Configuration files from previous releases are incompatible with
release 12.0.
5.26. Language Support System (LSS)
General Considerations
The following products must be installed and executed with LSS to compile the desired
program types:
• The COBOL Compiler (UCOB) to compile COBOL programs
• The C Compiler to compile C programs
• The FORTRAN Compiler (UFTN) to compile FORTRAN programs
• SFS is required if the user wishes to have shared access to data files with locking
and recovery features.
The level of LSS is tightly coupled with the corresponding release levels of C Compiler,
UCOB, and UFTN and therefore must be installed as a set.
5.27. Linking System (LINK)
General Considerations
• You must deactivate all active subsystems that require ongoing Linking System
services whenever the Linking System is replaced. To do this, you can either
explicitly deactivate the subsystems, or you can do an autorecovery through a $!
keyin after installing the new Linking System.
This is necessary because the Linking System data structures that are associated
with a given subsystem are created at the time the subsystem is initially loaded. A
new level of the Linking System will not be compatible with those data structures.
This incompatibility affects any subsystem that requires ongoing support from the
Linking System after it has been initially loaded.
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