 The File Manager Service Provider for z/OS Connect works in conjunction with IBM’s z/OS Connect to facilitate REST API access to z data.
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 File Manager has extended its Service Provider for z/OS Connect feature to support access to mainframe data via REST APIs using two access methods: one that returns data in a generic JSON format and another that returns data in a JSON format matching a File Manager template or copybook. Supported data types include MVS data sets, USS files, CICS (VSAM, TS, TD), and MQ queues.
 • IBM HACP Extended Edition is a plugin free, web based terminal emulator.
• HACP EE reads existing session definitions from Host On-Demand server and allows users to connect to their System z and System i hosts through a HTML5 compatible browser.  In the previous blog, we outlined the strategic intent of IP Partnership with IBM. One of the key promises is HCL and IBM have committed to investing in and growing the portfolio to respond to rapid pace of innovation. Let us share some facts and see if you agree with us that we are living up to its promise.
  The universally accepted approach for accelerated innovation today is REST APIs. Based on the HTTP protocol and lightweight JSON to describe payload data, it’s the de facto standard for developing mobile, web and even portions of enterprise applications. With frameworks like Swagger and with supporting tools for developing, using and documenting APIs, it is easy to appreciate its popularity and acceptance by many developers today.  By now you would be aware that the European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be enforced from May 25th 2018. The GDPR is designed to protect all EU citizens from privacy and data breaches and applies to any organization that operates in the EU market or processes the personal data of EU citizens. To learn more about the GDPR visit https://www.eugdpr.org/.
 By now you would be aware that the European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be enforced from May 25th 2018. The GDPR is designed to protect all EU citizens from privacy and data breaches and applies to any organization that operates in the EU market or processes the personal data of EU citizens. To learn more about the GDPR visit https://www.eugdpr.org/.
 Have you considered optimizing your COBOL programs?
IBM compiler experts explain the potential benefit of the latest compiler technology to bring down MIPS consumptions. We highly recommend taking a look at the following presentation: “Reducing CPU Usage for Critical Applications with IBM’s Cutting-Edge COBOL Offerings”. Sophisticated optimization algorithms along with new hardware instructions specifically designed for computation of commonly used COBOL data types are explained. Sounds all good but why now and how does it affect my business?  IBM CICS Interdependency Analyzer (CICS IA) for z/OS is a run-time productivity tool for CICS TS (CICS Transaction Server) that can be used for dynamic application analysis. It acts as a Discovery Tool and captures application information while CICS is running, and hence identifies resource interdependencies & affinities (like ENQ/DEQ, TSQUEUE, CWA etc) within the CICS system, relationships between resources (like CICS transactions, programs, files, TDQs, TSQs, Web-services, DB2 tables, views etc), & the environment on which they run.
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IBM Business Developer provides built-in service constructs and a facility for service generation, allowing business-oriented developers to create service-oriented architecture (SOA) applications without extensive training. It creates Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) services, automates generation of web services from EGL and deploys EGL to IBM CICS® servers, IBM IMS™ (Information Management System) and the IBM i platform. It allows developers to leverage existing development skills by working within the familiar Eclipse-based environment. |
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