z/OS® Connect Enterprise Edition is a
separately-orderable product; it is not supplied as part of CICS® TS. It extends the basic services of z/OS Connect for CICS 1.0 with extra capabilities and
can be used to host CICS' older JSON web services-based services, and also the standard z/OS Connect deployment artifacts such as SAR
and AAR files. You must configure a JVMSERVER resource before you can deploy JSON services, and can
also configure a PIPELINE resource. This initial configuration is required only once.
Before you begin
Install the z/OS Connect Enterprise Edition run
time. Follow the instructions in the z/OS Connect Enterprise Edition V3.0 product documentation. If you are preparing z/OS Connect Enterprise Edition to run embedded in CICS, you do not need to create a separate Liberty server
instance. You must ensure that the file system components are available on zFS. Installation of the
API Toolkit that is supplied with z/OS Connect Enterprise Edition is not part of this
task.
About this task
If you installed z/OS Connect for CICS 1.0
previously, you might have a suitable configuration already and can omit some steps in the following
task. The steps that you can omit are indicated in the procedure.
Procedure
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Create a JVMSERVER resource and configure it to support a WebSphere® Liberty server. For more information about creating a WebSphere Liberty JVMSERVER, see Configuring a Liberty JVM server.
If you installed z/OS Connect for CICS 1.0
previously, you can omit this step.
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Add ZCEE_INSTALL_DIR to your JVM server options.
- If you are using z/OS Connect Enterprise Edition version 3.0.24.0 or later, add
the <installation_directory>/runtime/lib/native/zos
directory to the JVM server option LIBPATH_SUFFIX, where
<installation_directory> is the z/OS Connect Enterprise Edition installation
directory.
For
example:
LIBPATH_SUFFIX=/usr/lpp/IBM/zosconnect/v3r0/runtime/lib/native/zos
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Configure WebSphere Liberty for your security
requirements. By default, it expects the use of client-certified SSL certificates. To enable HTTP
Basic Authentication, add the following configuration option to the server.xml
file:
<!-- Allow fail-over to HTTP Basic Authentication -->
<webAppSecurity allowFailOverToBasicAuth="true"/>
What to do next
Follow the steps for your specific version of z/OS Connect Enterprise Edition as described in the following
tasks.