Examples: Using a remote client that connects to a qsh session

The following two example programs show how to use a remote client that connects to an interactive qsh session on the server.

• Server program
• Client program

The server program is compiled and run on i5/OS^(TM).

• See Creating and running the server program for more information.

The client program is compiled and run on a remote system.

• See Creating and running the client program for more information.

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