ODF provides several user exits that you can customize.
arsodfxa- Spool file data set allocation attributes exit
- arsodfxb
- Banner/header/trailer exit
- arsodfxm
- Bundle manifest exit
- ODFProcessDist.java
- Processed distribution exit
The sample ODFProcessDist.java program is delivered
as a default executable in the installpath/jars directory,
where installpath is the installation directory
path you chose when you installed Content Manager OnDemand.
A source code sample is provided in the installpath/exits/odf directory.
The sample ODFProcessDist.java program is delivered
as a default executable in the installpath/jars directory,
where installpath is the installation directory
path you chose when you installed Content Manager OnDemand.
A source code sample is provided in the installpath/exits/odf directory.
The sample ODFProcessDist.java program is delivered
as a default executable in the installpath\jars directory,
where installpath is the installation directory
path you chose when you installed Content Manager OnDemand.
A source code sample is provided in the installpath\exits\odf directory.
Sample COBOL programs for arsodfxa, arsodfxb, and
arsocfxm are delivered as default executables in the installpath/bin/exits directory,
where installpath is the installation directory
path you chose when you installed Content Manager OnDemand.
Source code samples and the JCL statements that are used to compile
the exits are provided in the ARS.V9R5M0.SARSINST library. Parameters
are declared in COBOL copybook named arsodfxc. The sample compile
JCL is named ARSCODFX.
The sample ODFProcessDist.java program is delivered
as a default executable in the installpath/jars directory,
where installpath is the installation directory
path you chose when you installed Content Manager OnDemand.
A source code sample is provided in the installpath/samples directory.
Previous versions of ODF supported the following user
exits:
- ARSRPREA - replaced by arsodfxa
- ARSRBAN - replaced by arsodfxb
- ARSRMFST - replaced by arsodfxm
- ARSRATTE - replaced by ODFProcessDist.java
- ARSRNOTE - replaced by ODFProcessDist.java
- ARSRSECR - no longer supported
If you have customized one of the user exits from
a previous version of ODF that is replaced by a new version 9.5 exit,
you must rename your user exit program to the new user exit name,
update the parameter list to match the version 9.5 copybook, update
your user exit program to use the new parameter names, update your
output to add a new line delimiter character, and then compile and
link-edit the updated program. If you currently use an unmodified
version of one of the user exists that is being replaced by a new
version 9.5 exit, no action is required. If you currently use one
of the exits that is no longer supported, you must find an alternative
to accomplish the function that your current user exit program performs.
See the PROLOG and block comments in each sample user exit for detailed information about what the user exit does and any requirements it has.