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XDI Version 1 Source Codes (Freeware)

Automatic Mainframe Spool Distribution

 

XDI is a mainframe program.  It originally was developed on OS/390 operating system.  But, since z/OS provides 31bit mode, it should be OK to be regenerated on z/OS operating system.  Even though XDI is stand for ?Xcom Dispatch Interface?, it is actually nothing to do with Dispatch.  It runs as a subsystem interface (SSI) in the spool subsystem (JES2).  Its activities are triggerred every time a spool file is generated by any job in the system.  But, XDI only takes a newly generated spool file with certain criterion as specified in its parameter library.  Spool file is then converted into flat dataset with 3 possible formats, original VBA or VBM format, Dispatch format or Microsoft Windows text format.  XDI then creates Xcom-batch-job with LFILE (local file) parameter points to that flat dataset, and submit it to Xcom server.  Regarding the above mechanism, XDI is more as an Xcom Supplement instead of Xcom Dispatch Interface.  Its main function is to support Xcom transfer report using advantaged rule of which usually used for flat file.

 

 

XDI is also a parameterized program.  Sysout files selection criterion, spool class for work, Xcom output format, Xcom job I/O configuration, recipient table and recipient to LU dictionary are specified in XDI parameter library and can be modified any time interactively.

 

 

 

Animated assembling, loading and execution process Product Summary
Name XDI version 1
Type Subsystem interface
Environment JES2 of OS/390
Special Sensitive, APF authorized
Coding S/390 Assembly
Author Deru Sudibyo
Status Freeware
Note This product is also distributed by  CBTTAPE in TSO XMIT format as CBT file # 536.

 

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The complete source codes and documentations of XDI v1 are packed into a zip file. All subfolders must be restored when extracting the zipped file.

 

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