68z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
60if(*s != ' ' && *s != '\r' && *s != '\n' &&
61*s != '\f' && *s != '\t') {
62break;
63}
64}
65return s;
66}
In the above example the complete source code of the custom HTTP server is shown. Here is
an explanation of the code:
In line 6 the main function starts.
In lines 7-8 the parameters, passed to the program by activate_on_receipt() that was used
to start this program, are picked up. These are the socket passed to us in ECB field ebrout,
and the length of the TCP/IP message passed to us in a 4 byte integer on ECB fields
ebw016 though ebw019.
In lines 9-11 a ...
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