The DMCONFIG file must contain both local and remote definitions for the simple server.

Note: A sample DMCONFIG file is included with the simple server.

Listing Sample DMCONFIG File

*DM_LOCAL_SERVICES
#The ATMI reverse string server
MIRROR       LDOM=”simpsnad”  
      CONV=N
      RNAME=”MIRRORSERV”
      INBUFTYPE=”STRING”
      OUTBUFTYPE=”STRING”
DOUBLEMIRROR
      CONV=N
      RNAME="MIRRDPLS"
      INBUFTYPE="STRING"
      OUTBUFTYPE="STRING"
*DM_REMOTE_SERVICES
#The CICS upper-case DTP and DPL servers
SIMPDPL      AUTOTRAN=N
       LDOM=”simpsnad”
       RDOM=SNAG1
       CONV=N
       RNAME=”TOUPDPLS”
       INBUFTYPE=”STRING”    
       OUTPBUFTYPE=”STRING”
       FUNCTION=”DPL”
SIMPDTP     AUTOTRAN=N
      LDOM=”simpsnad”
      RDOM=SNAG1
      CONV=N
      RNAME=”DTPS”
      INBUFTYPE=”STRING”
      OUTPBUFTYPE=”STRING”
      FUNCTION=”APPC”

In the preceding DMCONFIG file example, both instances of the LDOM name correspond to the SNA domain name in the DM_LOCAL_DOMAINS section. The server is a request/response server.

In the DM_LOCAL_SERVICES section, the RNAME=”MIRRORSERV” and RNAME="MIRRDPLS" values are the names passed from the CICS/ESA environment. MIRROR and DOUBLEMIRROR refer to the advertised services provided by the mirrorsrv server named in the UBBCONFIG file. The CONV=N definition indicates the protocol that is observed by the SNA domain, although the CICS/ESA client does not perform an ATMI tpcall.

In the DM_REMOTE_SERVICES section, the RNAME value identifies what is invoked in the CICS/ESA domain. For the Distributed Program Link (DPL) request, the RNAME equals the name of the program called (or for alternate mirror transaction identifiers, a TRANSID/program name combination). For the Distributed Transaction Processing (DTP) request, the RNAME equals the name of the transaction ID.

If you want to run transactional verification tests, you must enter a link definition MAXSYNCLVL=2 in the DM_SNALINKS section. If you want to run non-transactional DPL tests only, you must enter MAXSYNCLVL=1.