Patterns on z/OS : connecting self-service applications to the enterprise / Franck Injey ... et al.].

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Injey, Franck.

International Business Machines Corporation. International Technical Support Organization.

Series:

IBM redbooks.

IBM redbooks

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Electronic commerce--Computer programs.

Electronic commerce.

z/OS.

WebSphere.

Physical Description:

xii, 250 p. : ill.

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Poughkeepsie, NY : IBM, International Technical Service Organization, 2003.

Language Note:

English

Contents:

Front cover

Contents

Notices

Trademarks

Preface

The team that wrote this redbook

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Comments welcome

Part 1 Patterns for e-business on z/OS

Chapter 1. e-business on z/OS

1.1 Today's e-business

1.1.1 The needs and challenges

1.1.2 Self-Service Applications

1.2 Characteristics of z/OS

1.2.1 Parallel Sysplex overview

1.3 WebSphere for z/OS overview

1.4 z/OS environment

1.4.1 zSeries hardware

1.4.2 WebSphere implementation job roles

1.4.3 Application testing on z/OS

1.5 Patterns on z/OS

Chapter 2. Patterns for e-business

2.1 Reuse of assets

2.2 The Patterns for e-business layered asset model

2.3 How to use the Patterns for e-business

2.3.1 Select a Business, Integration, or Composite pattern, or a Custom design

2.3.2 Selecting Application patterns

2.3.3 Review Runtime patterns

2.3.4 Review Product mappings

2.3.5 Review guidelines and related links

2.4 Summary

Chapter 3. Self-Service Business pattern

3.1 Self-Service Business pattern

3.2 Runtime patterns for the Directly Integrated Single Channel

3.2.1 An introduction to node types

3.3 Basic Runtime pattern

3.4 Basic Runtime pattern variation

Part 2 Self-Service Business pattern: guidelines for Z/OS

Chapter 4. Guidelines for WebSphere Application Server for z/OS

4.1 WebSphere for z/OS runtime environment

4.1.1 z/OS environment

4.1.2 Integration between WebSphere and z/OS

4.1.3 WebSphere runtime architecture

4.2 Development and management environment

4.2.1 Application development and deployment

4.2.2 System management

4.3 Customization of WebSphere

4.3.1 Initial customization

4.3.2 Deploy WebSphere in sysplex

4.4 Performance management

4.4.1 Workload management

4.4.2 Performance analysis and audit

4.5 Security.

4.6 Connecting to backend systems using JCA

4.6.1 J2EE connector architecture

4.6.2 JCA overview

4.6.3 Configuration requirements

4.6.4 Transaction management

4.6.5 Connection management

4.6.6 Resource authentication

Chapter 5. Systems Management considerations

5.1 Security considerations

5.1.1 Protocol firewalls

5.1.2 Domain firewalls

5.1.3 z/OS Firewall Technologies

5.1.4 Intrusion detection

5.1.5 Authentication

5.1.6 Authorization

5.1.7 Encryption

5.1.8 Program isolation

5.1.9 Trust association

5.2 MultiNode Load Balancing using Cisco routers

Part 3 The PDK sample application

Chapter 6. The PDK Lite sample application

6.1 The Pattern Development Kit (PDK) V4 overview

6.2 PDK on WebSphere Advanced Edition

6.2.1 Installing the PDK on a Windows 2000 workstation

Chapter 7. Deploying the PDK using the Basic Runtime pattern

7.1 Versions and service levels

7.2 Tool overview

7.2.1 Administration Console

7.2.2 Operation Console

7.2.3 ISPF/PDF

7.2.4 Windows Commander

7.3 Preparing the subsystems

7.3.1 DB2

7.3.2 CICS resource adapter

7.3.3 MQSeries

7.4 Prepare WebSphere for z/OS

7.4.1 Define a J2EE server

7.4.2 Define the J2EE Resources

7.4.3 Define CLASSPATH for application components

7.4.4 Set up the HTTP Transport Handler

7.4.5 Set up the Web container

7.5 Deploy the PDK application using SMEUI

7.5.1 Deploy the PDK Lite application

7.5.2 Deploy the PDK Webservices application

7.5.3 Tips for quick deployment

7.6 Define security for a PDK application

7.6.1 Set up RACF

7.6.2 Define environment variables

Chapter 8. Running the PDK application

8.1 Work with WebSphere

8.1.1 Start and stop the J2EE server

8.1.2 File operations

8.1.3 Error search

8.1.4 Running the PDK scenarios.

8.2 WebSphere as multi-JVM environment

8.2.1 Session information

8.2.2 Property files

8.2.3 Singleton pattern

8.2.4 Static variables

Chapter 9. High availability - deploying the PDK on a sysplex

9.1 Versions and Service levels

9.2 Sysplex setup

9.3 Prepare the subsystems

9.3.1 DB2

9.3.2 CICS

9.3.3 MQ Series

9.4 Prepare WebSphere for z/OS

9.4.1 Define a J2EE server

9.4.2 Define the J2EE Resources

9.4.3 Modify environment variables for each instance

9.4.4 Define depending classes

9.4.5 Prepare the HTTP Server

9.5 Deploy the PDK using SMEUI

9.6 Work with PDK and WebSphere in a sysplex

9.6.1 Start and stop a J2EE server

9.7 Error search

Appendix A. Environment files and variables

Environment variables for HTTP Transport Handler

Web container configuration file

jvm.properties

Glossary

Related publications

IBM Redbooks

Other resources

Referenced Web sites

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Index

Back cover.

Notes:

"Part of the Patterns for e-business series"--P. 4 cover.

"February 2003."

"SG24-6827-00."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-245) and index.

OCLC:

137342197