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CICS Configuration Manager is the premier configuration tool for CICS Transaction Server. The current version is CICS CM V5.4 and this has been enhanced via PTF for APAR PH09609. As more CICS sites start to exploit the rich functions in CICS Configuration Manager V5.4, new enhancements are being requested. As a result of Request for...
This Z Trial takes you through a 30 minute scenario where you can try using Node.js in CICS. It will take you through the steps to package a sample Node.js web application into a CICS bundle and deploy it into IBM CICS Transaction Server.
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CICS Performance Analyzer is the premier performance reporting and analysis tool for CICS Transaction Server. The current version is CICS PA V5.4 and this has been enhanced via PTF for APAR PH08968. The following enhancements are introduced by CICS PA V540 APAR PH08968 RFE 116861. Prior to this enhancement, statistical values for Form based Performance...
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One of the most common questions after system administrators experience CICS Explorer is "what is the best way to deploy this to my users?". CICS Explorer is software that must run on the end user's laptop, which is at odds with the server-based software that our system administrators are more commonly used to dealing with.
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Check the health status of CICS regions faster by generating charts and graphs for your CICS statistics reports with CICS Statistics Visualizer. Already have CICS Performance Analyzer for z/OS? Use CICS Statistics Visualizer at no additional cost!
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What are JSON Web Tokens and why would I want to use them? How do I use JSON Web Tokens with CICS? And where can I find out more? Read this post to find out more.
Continue reading JSON Web Tokens (JWT): Now supported in CICS
In this article Invoke Ivan and Assign Alex show how declarative services can be used to update a Java OSGi component with zero downtime.
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Alex and Ivan demonstrate how to manage dependencies between different components of an application and more in this installment on declarative services.
Continue reading OSGi Demystified: 5.1 – Declarative Services: A Tutorial
