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From: wclark@csi.3Com.Com (Wayne Clark)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.ibm
Subject: Re: APPC File Transfer?
Message-ID: <1513@csib.csi.3Com.Com>
Date: 7 Dec 89 17:43:56 GMT
References: <39290003@hpindwa.HP.COM>
Reply-To: wclark@csib (Wayne Clark)
Organization: Communications Solutions Inc., San Jose, Ca
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In article <39290003@hpindwa.HP.COM> richj@hpindwa.HP.COM (Rich Johnson) writes:
>Questions:
>
> Does anyone know of any APPC File Transfer applications offered by IBM or
> by a third-party that runs on IBM S/370, S/3X, and AS/400?  We would like
> to use APPC for file transfer from our S/36 to our S/370 Host (MVS).  Does
> IBM offer anything like 3270 File Transfer that is built into TSO?  Does 
> anybody have any thoughts on using APPC for file transfer?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Rich Johnson

Spectrum Concepts, Inc. in New York City is a third party developer of APPC
applications and they have an LU 6.2-based file transfer facility called
XCOM 6.2.  It runs on MVS, VM, PCs, S/38, S/36 (I believe AS/400 by now, too),
VMS, and UNIX.  So you can pretty much transfer files from anywhere to anywhere
using their product.

We have a copy of XCOM62 and use it between PCs and MVS, VM.

They can be reached at:		Spectrum Concepts, Inc.
				150 Broadway  Suite 814
				New York, NY  10038
				212/766-4400
				212/571-6077  (FAX)

I am in no way affiliated with Spectrum Concepts.
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Wayne Clark
IBM Connectivity Operations, 3Com Corporation
(formerly Communications Solutions, Inc.)

phone:  408/562-6967
EMail:  Wayne_Clark@SPD.3mail.3Com.COM
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