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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.
Continue reading OSGi Demystified: 5.2 – Declarative Services sample
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
The 5-step process to running your Node.js application in CICS: from installing the IBM SDK for Node.js to deploying your own Node.js application.
Are you a system programmer looking to understand what value Node.js in CICS can offer you? Or maybe how to setup and run Node.js in CICS? Learn more here.
Continue reading System Programmers: An introduction to Node.js in CICS
Are you a Node.js developer interested in finding out some of those crucial questions to do with Node.js and CICS? Read this Q&A learn more.
Continue reading Node.js Developers: an introduction to Node.js in CICS
Are you an Enterprise Architect looking to understand why Node.js may be useful for you? Or why Node.js in CICS may be the best solution? Read more here.
Continue reading Enterprise Architects: an introduction to Node.js in CICS
A program list table (PLT) specifies programs to be run during CICS startup and shutdown, and groups of programs to be enabled and disabled together. In this blog, we address how they are used in CICS TS V5.5.
Continue reading How to recreate the source of Program List Tables (PLTs)
