IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Pipes - IBM notice

Examples
−0000000023
Indicates that an internal error during set user's supplementary
groups (setgroups) processing caused UNIX command processing
to terminate.
−0000000025
Indicates that an error return code was returned as a result of
invoking the SIGACTION system service.
Example: List the Current Working Directory
The following code changes to the current working directory to /usr/lpp and then
lists the contents of that directory. The directory listing is displayed in green
followed by the response code displayed in yellow.
NetVAsIs PIPE (END +)
A: UNIX cd /usr/lpp; ls -al
| WAIT 19
| COLOR GREEN
| CONSOLE ONLY+
A: | COLOR YELLOW
| CONSOLE ONLY
Example: Execute Commands Contained In DSIPARM
The following code sends the UNIX script file contained in DSIPARM member LW
to UNIX for execution. The command results are displayed in green followed by
the UNIX response code displayed in yellow.
NetVAsIs PIPE (END +)
< DSIPARM.LW
| COLLECT
| A: UNIX cat > script.cmd; chmod 777
script.cmd;./script.cmd
| WAIT 19
| COLOR GREEN
| CONSOLE ONLY+
A: | COLOR YELLOW
| CONSOLE ONLY
Example: Compile and Execute a Java Sample
The following code sends the Java sample HelloWorld from the NetView data set
to UNIX where it is compiled and executed. The results are returned to the
invoker. Results are displayed in green followed by the UNIX response code
displayed in yellow.
For simplicity, the example is broken into three separate operations:
1. Send the source code to UNIX:
NetVAsIs PIPE (END ;)
< CNMJSHW
| STRIP TRAILING
| COLLECT
| A: UNIX cat > HelloWorld.java
| WAIT 99
| COLOR GREEN
| CONSOLE ONLY;
A: | COLOR YELLOW
| CONSOLE ONLY
2. Compile the HelloWorld Java source program:
PIPE UNIX
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