Stream: CICS
Time: 10:15 - 11:15
Java has become the programming language of choice for application modernization on z/OS. But, deploying these new applications onto the platform can require a new understanding of how to manage the subsystems within which JVMs are deployed..
This session explains how and where JVMs running on z/OS allocate and manage the MVS storage they need. It shows you how to dig further in the storage used by the JVM and how to ensure a happy coexistence in the CICS environment.
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Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
Phil Wakelin is a member of the CICS strategy and design team at IBM UK in Hursley and currently works with CICS Java customers to help them transition into the world of Java on z/OS. He was the development Hill lead for the CICS TS V5.3 Liberty development team and recently provided oversight for new CICS TS V5.5 capabilities. He is a prolific author having worked on over 20 IBM Redbooks, numerous white papers, blogs Support Pacs and Git repos.
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