Mixed-mode applications are application programs that use both Gateway-Library and Client-Library functions. In other words, they act as both server and client.
One example of a mixed-mode application is a transaction that accepts requests from a remote client, and then sends requests containing the client data to a remote server. When the transaction receives results from that server, it returns them to the remote client.
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