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SYMPTOMS
If a CPI-C (Common Programming Interface for Communications) application
calls WinCPICStartup followed by Accept_Conversation (cmaccp), then the
cmaccp() will function in blocking mode. However, the cmaccp() will never
complete, because no local TP (transaction processing) name has been
specified for the application.
CAUSEThis behavior is by design, according to the Windows CPI-C specification. RESOLUTION
To force blocking behavior of cmaccp, Wait_For_Conversation (cmwait) must
be called after cmsltp() and cmaccp() in order to cause the application's
thread to block. All CPI-C functions operate in blocking mode by default,
except the cmaccp() function, which requires the application to call
cmwait() in order to force blocking behavior.
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