The information in this article applies to:
SUMMARY
When using the SNA Server Windows 3.x client WinAPPCSetBlockingHook() or
WinCPICSetBlockingHook() calls from a Windows 3.x application, the blocking
hook function must call PeekMessage, or the Windows 3.x application will
hang.
MORE INFORMATION
The SNA Server Windows 3.x APPC and CPIC interfaces have a default
mechanism by which blocking functions are implemented. This function gives
the application the ability to execute it's own function at blocking time
in place of the default function.
NOTE: The SNA Server 2.1 APPC and CPIC API references incorrectly omit the
second parameter on the PeekMessage call above (the NULL parameter).
The NULL (window handle) is critical here in order for the underlying SNA client software to receive and process the Windows messages necessary to support the API calls being made. Additional query words: prodsna
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