Advanced program-to-program communication in SNA

Authors:
J. P. Gray;P. J. Hansen;P. Homan;M. A. Lerner;M. Pozefsky
Affiliations:
IBM Communication Products Division, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina;IBM Information Systems and Communication Group, White Plains, New York;Tandem Computers Incorporated, Cupertino, California;IBM Communication Products Division, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina;IBM Communication Products Division, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
Venue:
IBM Systems Journal
Year:
1983

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Abstract

Systems Network Architecture (SNA) defines the behavior of networks of heterogeneous, loosely coupled processors. This paper describes the development of program-to-program communication services in SNA and introduces Advanced Program-to-Program Communication (APPC), the culmination of this development. It also discusses the use of APPC in the construction of distributed services and shows that SNA with APPC and other SNA services can be thought of as a distributed operating system.