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Accessing CICS Business Applications from the World Wide Web [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 384 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 235x177x9 mm, kaal: 394 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Jun-1996
  • Kirjastus: Prentice Hall
  • ISBN-10: 0135707714
  • ISBN-13: 9780135707715
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Accessing CICS Business Applications from the World Wide Web
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 384 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 235x177x9 mm, kaal: 394 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Jun-1996
  • Kirjastus: Prentice Hall
  • ISBN-10: 0135707714
  • ISBN-13: 9780135707715
CICS (Customer Information Control System) technology enables non-IBM systems to communicate with IBM mainframes. This work provides an overview and description of CICS client server technology in a transaction processing environment. The book covers the most widely-used software in the world, employed in a variety of industries. Sample configurations of CICS client platforms are given, including NetWare, OS/2, DOS, Windows (and NT), UNIX and Macintosh. There is a section on hints and tips on implementing CICS in an organization, and another on frequently asked questions and common problems.
PART I. INTRODUCTION.
1. Introducing the Web
2. Transaction
Processing and the Web User expectation. User interface. Data integrity.
Matters of state. Data currency. Getting started. Network management.
Workload volumes. The importance of being available. Data security.
3.
Security. TCP/IP layers. Access security. Firewalls. Filters. Proxy servers.
SOCKS servers. Access control list files. Logging. Transaction security.
Authentication. Encryption. Secure sockets layer. Secure hypertext transfer
protocol. Kerberos. Pretty good privacy. The future. PART
2. PROGRAMMING
AND CONNECTIVITY.
4. Programming for the Web. Using uniform resource
locators. Hypertext transfer protocol header information. Common gateway
interface scripts. Invoking common gateway interface scripts. Passing data to
common gateway interface scripts. Hypertext markup language. Forms. CGIUTILS.
CGIPARSE. Caching. The future.
5. Accessing CICS/ESA from the Web.
Connecting CICS to the internet. CICS family solutions. Other ways to access
CICS/ESA. CICS servers. Designing CICS/ESA applications for the Web.
Accessing CICS/ESA 3270 applications. HTML awareness. Using APPC or TCP/IP
sockets to access CICS/ESA applications. Using DPL to access CICS/ESA
applications. Writing CICS/ESA programs for the Web. Pseudoconversation
initiation. Passing input data to the server. Returning responses from
CICS/ESA. Terminating the pseudoconversation. Specifying the next CICS/ESA
Program to execute. Detecting interruption to the pseudoconversation. Data
integrity. Saving information about the state of processing. Data conversion.
CICS/ESA systems management considerations. Routing of Web requests. Workload
management. CICS/ESA security. Logging and auditing. PART
3. SAMPLE
APPLICATIONS.
6. Sample Application Environment. Web browsers. Web
servers. CICS connection. Destination CICS.
7. Connectivity Tester:
ECITEST. What does ECITEST do? ECITEST components and interfaces. ECITEST
function description. Invoking an application-specific Web server extension
or gateway. Obtaining user input from the Web browser. Maintaining
information about the state of processing. Passing data to and from CICS.
Generating dynamic HTML documents. Deleting information about the state of
processing.
8. A Simple CICS Web Server: CICSWEB. What does CICSWEB do?
CICSWEB object retrieval function. CICSWEB administration function. CICSWEB
components and interfaces. CICSWEB function description. Adding data to CICS
databases. Using an extended logical unit of work (LUW). Retrieving ata from
CICS databases. Minimizing network data traffic. Using CICS user ID and
password for validation. Generating HTML directly from a CICS application.
Managing data conversion.
9. CICS State Management Program: CICSSTAT. How
is CICSSTAT invoked? What does CICSSTAT do? CICSSTAT Single-threading. The
CICSSTAT anchor block. CICSSTAT COMMAREA structure. Creating a state block.
CICSSTAT create function. CICSSTAT retrieve function. CICSSTAT store
function. CICSSTAT destroy function. CICSTAT routines. CICSSTAT timeout
processing. CICSSTAT purge processing. CICSSTAT error handling. Sample
scenario Using CICSSTAT. Error handling. Why use shared storage rather than
temporary storage?
10. CICS Sockets Sample. SOCKTEST environment.
Connectivity scenario. What does SOCKTEST Do? Generating dynamic HTML
documents. SOCKTEST sample Programs management. Building the SOCKTEST sample
programs. Running the SOCKTEST sample programs. Information about the state
of processing for SOCKTEST. Appendix A: ECITEST Source Listings.
ECITEST.HTML: Login HTML Document for Use with the IBM Internet Connection
Server. ECITEST.HTM: Login HTML Document for Use with GoServe. ECITEST.CMD:
REXX CGI Script for Use with the IBM Internet Connection Server. ECITEST.80:
REXX Filter for Use with GoServe. Appendix B: CICSWEB Source Listings.
CICSWEB.HTML: Login HTML Document for Use with the IBM Internet Connection
Server. CICSWEB.HTM: Login HTML Document for Use with GoServe. CICSWEB.CMD:
REXX CGI Script for Use with the IBM Internet Connection Server. CICSWEB.80:
REXX Filter for Use with GoServe. CICS COBOL Program to Store, Retrieve, and
Delete Objects. CICS COBOL Program to List Objects. CICS Data Conversion
Table. VSAM File Definition. Appendix C: CICS/ESA State Management Sample.
REXX CGI Script. COBOL CICS/ESA Web Server Application Program. Assembler
CICS/ESA State Management Program. Appendix D: CICS/ESA Sockets Application
Sample. C CGI Script. client.c. sockets.c. COBOL CICS/ESA Web Server
Application Program. MVS JCL to Compile COBOL Program. Glossary. List of
Abbreviations. Index.