WebSphere V5 for Linux on zSeries connectivity handbook / / [Viviane Anavi-Chaput ... et al.]

• Pubblicazione: Poughkeepsie, NY, : IBM, International Technical Support Organization, 2004
• Edizione: 1st ed.
• Descrizione fisica: xvi, 346 p. : ill
• Disciplina: 005.13/3
• Soggetto topico: Java (Computer program language)
• Altri autori: Anavi-ChaputViviane
• Note generali: "June 2005."; "SG24-7042-00."
• Nota di bibliografia: Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Nota di contenuto: Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. J2EE connector architecture overview -- 1.1 J2C overview -- 1.1.1 Resource adapter -- 1.1.2 Common client interface -- 1.1.3 System contracts -- 1.1.4 Application contracts -- 1.1.5 Deployment and packaging protocols -- 1.2 System contracts -- 1.3 Connection management -- 1.3.1 Connection pooling -- 1.3.2 Managed access to the resource adapter -- 1.3.3 Non-managed access to the resource adapter -- 1.4 Transaction management -- 1.4.1 Global transactions -- 1.4.2 Local transactions -- 1.4.3 One-phase commit optimization -- 1.4.4 Local transactions versus one-phase commit optimization -- 1.5 Security management -- 1.5.1 Terminology -- 1.5.2 Security model overview -- 1.6 Common client interface -- 1.6.1 Enterprise application integration -- 1.7 Deployment and packaging -- 1.7.1 Packaging of the resource adapter module -- 1.7.2 Deployment descriptor -- 1.7.3 Deploying the resource adapter -- Chapter 2. Introducing the connectors test environment -- 2.1 System configurations -- 2.1.1 Hardware -- 2.1.2 Software -- 2.2 Frontend environment -- 2.3 Backend environments -- 2.3.1 z/OS -- 2.3.2 VSE -- 2.4 Connector scenarios overview -- 2.4.1 The Trader application scenarios -- Chapter 3. The Trader applications -- 3.1 Introducing the Trader application -- 3.1.1 Trader application components -- 3.1.2 Trader datastores -- 3.1.3 Trader frontend GUI -- 3.1.4 Trader Web frontend architecture -- 3.1.5 Packaging -- 3.1.6 Dependencies -- 3.1.7 Trader connector paths -- 3.1.8 Downloading Trader application modules -- 3.2 Running Trader in WSAD.IE test environment -- 3.2.1 Configuring the test server in WSAD.IE -- 3.2.2 Runing Trader application in WSAD.IE test environment. ; 3.2.3 Configuring DB2 tables in the test environment -- 3.2.4 Running Trader application in WSAD.IE test environment -- 3.3 Deploying Trader application -- 3.3.1 Installing Trader application -- 3.3.2 Running Trader application -- 3.4 Trader DB2 table definitions -- 3.5 Trader VSAM file definitions -- 3.6 Trader CICS Transaction Gateway usage -- 3.7 WebSphere Studio Integration Edition hints and tips -- Chapter 4. WebSphere Application Server setup -- 4.1 Planning for WebSphere Application Server setup -- 4.1.1 Space requirements for installation -- 4.1.2 WebSphere MQ client for Linux on zSeries -- 4.2 Installing WebSphere MQ Client for Linux on zSeries -- 4.2.1 Verifying the MQ Client installation -- 4.2.2 Testing the MQ installation -- 4.3 Installing WebSphere Application Server -- 4.3.1 Installing with the installation wizard GUI -- 4.3.2 Getting started -- Chapter 5. CICS J2EE connectors -- 5.1 Overview of the test environment -- 5.1.1 CICS connection to z/OS -- 5.1.2 CICS connection to VSE -- 5.2 Setting up the CTG on Linux for zSeries -- 5.2.1 Installing the CTG on Linux for zSeries -- 5.2.2 Configuring the CTG on Linux for zSeries -- 5.3 Setting up the CICS regions on z/OS and VSE -- 5.3.1 Setting up the CICS TS for z/OS environment -- 5.3.2 Setting up the CICS TS for VSE environment -- 5.3.3 Testing the CTG to VSE CICS/TS connectivity -- 5.4 Testing the connectivity from Linux for zSeries -- 5.4.1 Testing the connections -- 5.4.2 Creating a simple TestECI program on Linux for zSeries -- 5.5 Configuring WebSphere for CICS connections -- 5.5.1 Installing the resource adapter -- 5.5.2 Configuring a J2C connection factory for z/OS -- 5.5.3 Configuring a J2C connection factory for VSE -- 5.5.4 Deploying the application in WebSphere -- 5.5.5 Implementing application security in WebSphere -- 5.6 Problem determination -- 5.6.1 Common errors. ; Chapter 6. Using SOAP to communicate with CICS -- 6.1 SOAP overview -- 6.1.1 SOAP on z/OS -- 6.1.2 SOAP on VSE -- 6.2 Configuring CICS on VSE for SOAP support -- 6.2.1 Step 1: Specify TCP/IP=YES in CICS setup -- 6.2.2 Step 2: Define the symbolic name of VSE to TCP/IP -- 6.2.3 Step 3: Define the TCP/IP service -- 6.2.4 Step 4: Activate the ASCII to EBCDIC converter -- 6.3 Compiling the SOAP service on VSE -- 6.4 Testing the SOAP communication -- 6.4.1 Software prerequisites for the Java SOAP client -- 6.4.2 Implementing a Java-based SOAP client -- 6.4.3 Running the Java-based SOAP client -- 6.5 Writing your own SOAP programs on VSE -- 6.6 Considerations for using SOAP in WebSphere -- Chapter 7. DB2 connectors -- 7.1 DB2 Connect scenario -- 7.2 Installing DB2 Connect V8.1 -- 7.2.1 Simple connect to DB2 for z/OS -- 7.2.2 Simple connect to DB2 for VSE -- 7.3 Customizing WebSphere Application Server for DB2 Connect -- 7.3.1 Updating the WebSphere Application Server startup script -- 7.3.2 Configuring a WebSphere data source -- 7.4 Deploying TraderDB in WebSphere Application Server -- Chapter 8. WebSphere MQ connectors -- 8.1 Introducing the MQ environment -- 8.1.1 MQ-CICS bridge -- 8.1.2 MQ-IMS bridge -- 8.2 WebSphere MQ setup on Linux for zSeries frontend -- 8.3 WebSphere MQ setup on z/OS backend -- 8.3.1 Configuring queues and channels on z/OS -- 8.3.2 Configuring queues and channels on Linux for zSeries -- 8.4 WebSphere MQ setup on VSE backend -- 8.4.1 Configuring queues and channels on Linux for zSeries -- 8.4.2 Defining MQ resources to Linux for zSeries -- 8.4.3 Shell script to define the Linux-VSE connection -- 8.5 Configuring VSE for MQ -- 8.5.1 Defining the VSAM data files -- 8.5.2 Defining the MQ files to CICS using RDO -- 8.5.3 Defining MQ resources to VSE/ESA -- 8.5.4 Defining MQ local queues on VSE -- 8.5.5 MQ troubleshooting. ; 8.6 Configuring the MQ connector in WebSphere -- 8.6.1 Defining a WebSphere MQ queue connection factory -- 8.6.2 Defining WebSphere MQ queue destinations -- 8.6.3 Defining message listeners -- 8.6.4 Deploying TraderMQ application to WebSphere -- 8.6.5 Defining resources for VSE in WebSphere -- Chapter 9. IMS J2EE connectors -- 9.1 IMS connectors overview -- 9.1.1 IMS Connect -- 9.1.2 IMS Connector for Java -- 9.2 Installing IMS Connector for Java -- 9.3 Installing the IMS resource adapter in WebSphere Application Server -- 9.4 Configuring IMS J2C connection factories -- 9.5 Deploying TraderIMS application in WebSphere Application Server -- 9.6 IMS Connect configuration -- 9.7 Testing TraderIMS application -- 9.8 Problem determination -- 9.8.1 Common errors -- 9.9 Thread identity support -- Chapter 10. VSE Java-based connector to access VSAM data -- 10.1 VSE Java-based connectors overview -- 10.1.1 Client-server components -- 10.2 Installing the VSE Java-based connector -- 10.2.1 Client -- 10.2.2 Server -- 10.3 Using VSE Connector Client as resource adapter -- 10.3.1 Defining a resource adapter -- 10.3.2 Related servlet code -- 10.4 Using the VSE connector client as a JDBC provider -- 10.4.1 Defining a JDBC provider -- 10.4.2 Related servlet code -- 10.5 Setting up sample data for Trader -- 10.5.1 Installing the VSE Navigator -- 10.5.2 Installing the VSAM maptool -- 10.5.3 Creating the sample VSAM files -- 10.5.4 Creating the VSAM maps -- 10.5.5 Populating the sample VSAM files -- 10.6 Installing an application in WebSphere -- 10.6.1 Setting up an EAR file in the Application Assembly Tool -- 10.6.2 Deploying the EAR file in WebSphere Administrative Console -- 10.7 Configuring for SSL secure connections -- 10.7.1 Installing Keyman/VSE -- 10.7.2 Generating keys and certificates -- 10.7.3 Uploading certificate items to VSE. ; 10.7.4 Transferring the keyring file to WebSphere -- 10.7.5 Checking VSE keyring library -- 10.7.6 Defining an SSL connection factory in WebSphere -- 10.7.7 Adding SSL resource reference in EAR file -- 10.7.8 Redeploying the EAR file -- 10.7.9 Configuring VSE Connector Server for SSL -- 10.7.10 Restarting VSE Connector Server -- 10.7.11 Changing your servlet code to support SSL -- 10.7.12 Configuring an SSL JDBC data source -- 10.7.13 Considerations on SSL key lengths -- 10.7.14 Considerations on different SSL scenarios -- 10.8 Problem determination -- 10.8.1 Activating stdout trace in WebSphere -- 10.8.2 Tracing a servlet -- Chapter 11. VSE Java-based connector to access DL/1 data -- 11.1 DL/I database access overview -- 11.1.1 Prerequisites for the DL/1 connector -- 11.1.2 The DL/I example -- Chapter 12. VSE VSAM Redirector connector -- 12.1 VSAM Redirector connector overview -- 12.2 Client-server components -- 12.3 Installing the Redirector server -- 12.3.1 Downloading the Redirector server -- 12.3.2 Installing the Redirector server -- 12.3.3 Configuring the Redirector server -- 12.3.4 Starting the Redirector server -- 12.4 General setup using the HtmlHandler -- 12.4.1 Step 1: Decide on the VSAM source file -- 12.4.2 Step2: Create a new file as target file -- 12.4.3 Step 3: Configure and activate Redirector client exit -- 12.4.4 Step 4: Modify the HtmlHandler Java source -- 12.4.5 Step 5: Create a sample VSAM application -- 12.4.6 Step 6: Run the REPRO job -- 12.4.7 Step 7: Check the HTML output file. -- 12.5 Special setup for Trader using the DB2 handler -- 12.5.1 Providing VSAM map definition -- 12.5.2 Populating the sample VSAM files -- 12.5.3 Preparing for creating DB2 tables -- 12.5.4 Creating DB2 tables -- 12.5.5 Setting up the VSE side -- 12.5.6 Testing the setup -- 12.5.7 Checking the target DB2 table. ; 12.5.8 Trader scenario with redirected VSAM files.
• Sommario/riassunto: This IBM Redbooks publication discusses Linux-based Java applications connecting to z/OS and VSE backend environments on zSeries. This book describes the implementation and deployment of Websphere Application Server, Java frontend applications, and the J2EE connectors needed on Linux for zSeries to connect to backend applications, such as CICS, IMS, DB2 and MQ on zSeries. This book explains the J2EE Connector architecture and provides the following comprehensive connector scenarios for connections to both z/OS and VSE backend environments: - CICS Transaction Gateway - IMS Connect - WebSphere MQ - JDBC to DB2 - SOAP to CICS
• Titolo autorizzato: WebSphere V5 for Linux on zSeries connectivity handbook
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910825148403321
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• Serie: IBM redbooks.