Stream: Virtual Room 5
Time: 15:00 - 16:00
It's a no brainer. Write it in Java and you can run it on a specialty processor. Run it on a specialty processor and you can save yourself a lot of money.
In this presentation we will cut through to the heart of the matter and give you easy to follow but detailed step-by-step instructions on how to write your first Java program running inside of the CICS Liberty profile.
We will show you how to navigate the Eclipse environment, tell you all about JCICS, logging, and the CICS internal trace, and show you where to look on the mainframe when things go wrong.
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Ezriel Gross, Rocket Software Incorporated (egross@RocketSoftware.com) Ezriel is a Principal Solutions Advisor for Rocket Software specializing in IBM CICS Tools. He was formally the CEO of Circle software (acquired by Rocket Software in 2019), where he specialized in hands-on classes and consulting in CICS, DB2, and MQSeries. Ezriel has been a Gold Consultant and is an IBM Champion for many years. His specialties include: Web Services, Web Support, Performance / Tuning, Internals, CICSPlex SM, DevOps and Liberty as they relate to CICS. He recently co-architected the C\Prof product, a tool that captures CICS trace without running in a CICS region.
Ezriel Gross, Rocket Software Incorporated (egross@RocketSoftware.com) Ezriel is a Principal Solutions Advisor for Rocket Software specializing in IBM CICS Tools. He was formally the CEO of Circle software (acquired by Rocket Software in 2019), where he specialized in hands-on classes and consulting in CICS, DB2, and MQSeries. Ezriel has been a Gold Consultant and is an IBM Champion for many years. His specialties include: Web Services, Web Support, Performance / Tuning, Internals, CICSPlex SM, DevOps and Liberty as they relate to CICS. He recently co-architected the C\Prof product, a tool that captures CICS trace without running in a CICS region.
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