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How to use event processing in CICS: Part 2, Designing business applications and consuming CICS events with WebSphere Business Events

Ms. Irene Wang (wangcfbj@cn.ibm.com), Software Engineer, IBM　　

Irene Wang (Wang Chengfang) has been working on CICS at IBM since 2008.

Janet Wu (wujia@cn.ibm.com), Advisory Software Engineer, IBM　　

Janet Wu (Wu Jia) has been working on CICS at IBM since 2005.

Summary: 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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Date: 12 Oct 2009
Level: Intermediate
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Before you start

In Part 1 of this series, we introduced the basic concepts and usage of CICS event processing support. In this part, we introduce a business application that uses CICS event processing. We will use this application to design business scenarios and use CICS event processing with our existing business logic. We also show how to consume CICS events with WebSphere Business Events.

Objectives

Apply CICS event processing in existing business scenarios.
Send CICS events using Websphere MQ.
Use WebSphere Business Events to consume CICS events.

Prerequisites

You should be familiar with the basics of the CICS API.

System requirements

To implement the tasks listed in this tutorial, you need:

A Microsoft® Windows® machine.
A CICS region created on CICS TS 4.1.
The CICS Event Binding Editor.
Websphere MQ Explorer v6.0 or above installed on your machine.
Websphere MQ v6.0 or above installed on a z/OS machine.
Websphere Business Events v6.2 or above installed on your machine.

Duration

3 hours

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