Simple application using a security session

In the simplest configuration, the client establishes a dialog using authentication services provided by the security mechanism. Open Server performs the login negotiation before the connection event handler is called. After the connection handler issues a srv_senddone(SRV_DONE_FINAL), Open Server sends a login acknowledgment with status “success” to the client.

You are not required to install a connection handler for this configuration; the default connection handler is sufficient. If you do install a connection handler, the must at least send a srv_senddone(SRV_DONE_FINAL), as shown in this example:

CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC connect_handler(spp)

 SRV_PROC *spp;

 {

   .......

   /* 

    ** You do not need to test this srv_senddone’s return value 

    ** since Open Server will kill this thread if this call fails.

    */

    (CS_VOID)srv_senddone(spp, SRV_DONE_FINAL, CS_TRAN_UNDEFINED,

                   (CS_INT)0);

    return(CS_SUCCEED);

 }