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Creating DB2 stored procedures written in COBOL using WebSphere Developer for zSeries
A stored procedure is a compiled program, stored on a DB2 local or remote server, that can execute SQL statements. This tutorial teaches how to use WebSphere Developer for zSeries to create and test a COBOL stored procedure, but PL/I users can follow the same steps.
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05 Jul 2006 |
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Creating and consuming Web services with EGL using WebSphere Developer for zSeries
This tutorial teaches you how to use WebSphere Developer for zSeries to build and test a Web service using Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) to be deployed to WebSphere Application Server Version 6. It also shows how to consume the Web service that you create, using a Java Server Faces (JSF) client to invoke this service.
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06 Sep 2006 |
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Setting up SSL-based communication between
WebSphere MQ and WebSphere Message Broker
This tutorial teaches how to setup WebSphere MQ Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) between
Microsoft Windows and z/OS using panels, including checking various combinations of SSL Cipher Specification (SSLCIPH), SSL Client Authentication (SSLCAUTH), invalid and expired certificates.
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How to use event processing in CICS: Part 1, Creating an event scenario in CICS
This tutorial is Part 1 in a three-part series on event processing with CICS.
Part 1 shows you how to design simple business event scenarios, including how to define an event binding in the Event Binding Editor, how to deploy the event binding, define resources on CICS region and trigger and capture business events.
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23 Sep 2009 |
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How to use event processing in CICS: Part 2, Designing business applications and consuming CICS events with WebSphere Business Events
This tutorial shows how to design a business scenario and apply event
processing to our business logic so that we can make our business smarter. It also shows how to send events to WebSphere Business Events via Websphere Message Queue transport using JMS.
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12 Oct 2009 |
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How to use event processing in CICS: Part 3, Consuming CICS events with WebSphere Business Monitor
This tutorial shows how to monitor CICS business activities using WebSphere Business Monitor to consume CICS events (via the Common Base Event or CBE).
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25 Nov 2009 |
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Using Rational Developer for System z Version 7.1 to work with COBOL programs
This tutorial shows traditional application developers how to use IBM Rational Developer for System z to significantly increase their productivity and efficiency when creating and maintaining traditional mainframe applications. You download and then use example code, which uses CICS, VSAM, and DB2, in a variety of typical development scenarios including syntax checking and compiling. The techniques are illustrated using COBOL applications; however, similar steps can be used by PL/I programmers.
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Run your first CICS application on a PC using TXSeries for Windows
Learn the basics of the IBM Customer Information Control
System (CICS). With a hands-on exercise, learn how to get your first CICS
application up and running on your desktop using TXSeries V6.1 for Windows. The
tutorial shows you how to download and install a free trial version of TXSeries
V6.1.
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26 Nov 2007 |
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Transform UML to COBOL, Part 2: Create COBOL programs and Web services without writing code
This tutorial is part of the Mainframe e-kit. One of the great advantages of Web services is that they can allow
applications that are otherwise incompatible to communicate with one another, and
connect Web-based users to functionality on systems like mainframes. In the previous
tutorial in this series, you built a CICS Web service based on a UML model. In this
tutorial, you'll learn to build a Web page that will invoke that service using
WebSphere Developer for System z version 7. Note: Starting with Version 7.1,
WebSphere Developer for System z has been renamed to Rational Developer for System
z.
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Transform UML to COBOL, Part 1: Create COBOL programs and Web services without writing code
This tutorial is part of the Mainframe e-kit.
Explore a new feature in Version 7 of WebSphere Developer for System z: z/OS
Database Application Generator. z/OS Database Application Generator automatically
generates CICS COBOL programs that can access DB2. It also generates a Web service,
as well as the JCL to assist in the deployment of the generated code. In this
tutorial, you will get a quick introduction to this feature and walk through an
example scenario in which you transform UML to COBOL. Note: Starting with Version
7.1, WebSphere Developer for System z has been renamed to Rational Developer for
System z.
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Using WebSphere Developer for System z version 7 to connect to CICS
This tutorial teaches you how to use WebSphere Developer for System z to create and test Java code accessing CICS (TXSeries) that runs in the workstation, without having to deploy to the mainframe.
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11 Jul 2007 |
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Hello World: Learn how to transform a green-screen application to run in an Eclipse environment WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services
Learn the basics of IBM WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services
(HATS). This tutorial includes demos and two practical exercises that teach you how to
develop, transform, and test a rich client application. The client application is
then deployed in a production Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) environment.
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19 Jun 2007 |
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Streamlining a distribution network with WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services
This tutorial explains how to use IBM WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services (HATS) to easily provide streamlined access to portions of a "green screen" application for new end-users, such as distributors, dealers, or Internet users.
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01 Nov 2006 |
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WebSphere Application Server Enterprise Version 5
This tutorial introduces you to the Extended Messaging Service provided by WebSphere Application Server Enterprise Version 5, and the tools available for Extended Messaging Service in WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition Version 5. The sample application used in the tutorial is a Web-based hotel reservation system that lets you search for hotels in a specific city, then make a reservation at the hotel of your choice. The application uses sender and receiver beans, which are session EJBs containing methods that send or receive JMS messages.
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03 Mar 2003 |
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Calling legacy COBOL/CICS programs with EGL and J2EE Connectors
This tutorial teaches you how to invoke COBOL/CICS from a Web page, without writing any Java code. It uses J2EE Connectors, JavaServer Faces (JSF), and Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) to leverage the Managed Connection Factory available in WebSphere Application Server.
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