Host access transformation services on z/OS / Scott G. Peters.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Peters, Scott G.

Contributor:

International Business Machines Corporation. International Technical Support Organization.

Series:

IBM redbooks.

IBM redbooks

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Utilities (Computer programs).

Integrated software.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (232 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Poughkeepsie, NY : IBM, International Technical Support Organization, 2005.

Language Note:

English

Contents:

5.0.4Front cover

Contents

Notices

Trademarks

Preface

The team that wrote this redbook

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Part 1 Introduction

Chapter 1. Executive overview

1.1 What is HATS

Chapter 2. Product overview

2.1 HATS overview

Part 2 3270 green screens

Chapter 3. The ZYX 3270 Parts application

3.1 3270 emulation primer

3.2 ZYX Parts

3.2.1 Login

3.2.2 Starting the application

3.2.3 ZYX Parts main menu

3.2.4 ZYX Parts Order Form

3.2.5 Searching ZYX Parts

3.2.6 Search results

Part 3 3270 applications using HATS

Chapter 4. Creating a default HATS application

4.1 HATS wizards and editors

4.2 Creating a HATS project

4.2.1 Configure connection settings

4.2.2 Selecting the default template

Chapter 5. Default HATS application

5.1 ZYX Parts with default transformation

Chapter 6. Creating a customized HATS application

6.1 Modifying the default template

6.2 Customizing the default rendering options

6.3 Customizing the logon screen

6.4 Bypassing the command screen

6.5 Customizing the parts main menu

6.6 Customizing the Parts Order Form

6.7 Customizing the Parts Search screen

6.8 Customizing the search results screens

6.9 Importing and exporting a HATS project

Chapter 7. Customized ZYX Parts

7.1 Customized ZYX Parts review

Part 4 HATS deployment

Chapter 8. WebSphere runtime on z/OS

8.1 WAS V5 for z/OS improvements

8.2 zSeries hardware and z/OS

8.2.1 Central processors and logical partitions

8.2.2 Parallel Sysplex®

8.2.3 Address spaces and tasks

8.2.4 z/OS components

8.3 The WebSphere programming model

8.3.1 Java overview

8.4 Application server model

8.4.1 Regions and instances

8.4.2 Servers and nodes

8.5 Putting it together: a typical customer installation.

8.6 Performance components

8.6.1 The TCP/IP network

8.6.2 zSeries server

8.6.3 z/OS

Chapter 9. HATS and WebSphere for z/OS

9.1 Why to run HATS on z/OS

9.1.1 The z/OS difference: architecture matters

9.1.2 Prioritization of work on z/OS using WLM and IRD

9.1.3 WebSphere behavior in a sysplex

9.1.4 Anatomy of an enterprise cluster

9.1.5 z/OS benefits summary

9.2 Deploying HATS applications to WAS v5.1 on z/OS

9.3 zSeries Application Assist Processor (zAAP)

9.3.1 What is a zAAP

9.3.2 Why use a zAAP

9.3.3 How does a zAAP work

9.3.4 Prerequisites for the zAAP

9.4 Performance settings and values

9.5 Enabling graphics support for HATS on z/Series

9.6 z/OS version updates

9.6.1 z/OS 1.5 update

9.6.2 z/OS 1.6 update

9.6.3 z/OS.e on zSeries z800 server

9.7 Configuring the Display Terminal for zSeries® when running WebSphere Application Server v5.0.x

Part 5 Appendixes

Appendix A. What's new in HATS v5.0.4

New functions in v5.0.4

New functions in v5.0.3

Additional options for subfile recognition and rendering

Component level in the project settings (application.hap)

Default rendering level in the project settings

Transformation level

New selection list component setting (APAR IC42366)

New setting for the field widget (APAR IC41065)

HATS portlet support in a Web Service Remote Portlet (WSRP) configuration

Appendix B. APARs fixed in HATS Service Pack 4

Problems fixed in Service Pack 4

Additional problems

Problems fixed in Service Pack 3

Appendix C. Lab 1: Creating a HATS application

Default project

Screen customizations

Screen customizations summary

Welcome screen

Sign-on Complete and blank screens

CICS MENU transaction OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS screen

CICS MENU transaction FILE BROWSE screen

Extra credit.

CICS MENU transaction FILE INQUIRY screen

Appendix D. Lab 2: Exposing legacy applications as Web services

Naming conventions

Create a HATS project

Create macros

Connect macro

Data macro

Disconnect macro

Set connection parameters

Create integration object

Create Web service support files

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Index

Back cover.

Notes:

"March 2005."

"SG24-6479-00."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

OCLC:

137342142