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Security If you use the IMS Bridge, the security issues are the same as
in the case of MQ enablement. If you are using the CICS Bridge, you must include an additional user ID/password pair in the message to the CICS transactions. IMS SOAP Gateway
The IMS SOAP Gateway makes IMS applications accessible as Web Services through easy deployment and configuration steps. You don t have to change your IMS applications, but you do need to generate Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) files and XML converters using IBM WebSphere Developer for System z. The gateway usually runs on a separate machine (Windows, Linux, AIX), which can limit the scalability of this solution. The gateway communicates with the mainframe system using XML over TCP/IP. On the mainframe, the IMS Connect component with an XML adapter interacts with the IMS application through the use of Open Transaction Manager Access (OTMA), as shown in Figure 9.4. Here is a brief discussion of the various aspects of this approach of integrating mainframe applications to help you decide whether this option is suitable for your situation. Work Required You can use WebSphere Developer for zSeries to easily generate the Web Services artifacts. For example, with WebSphere Developer for zSeries, you can generate a WSDL file from the COBOL copybook of an IMS application, which will also generate an XML Integrating Mainframe Applications
Client Application
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Point-to-point integration of an IMS application using a SOAP Gateway
converter to transform XML data in IMS Connect. Then, the overall application can send and receive XML data, without you needing to modify your existing IMS applications. To use this functionality, you need APAR PK24912 applied to IMS V9.1. Technology Constraints Requires IMS version 9 or higher, integrated with IMS Connect version 9. You need to be running z/OS on the mainframe. Real-Time Access and Synchronous/Asynchronous Messaging chronous messages are allowed, but access is real time.
Only syn- Guaranteed Delivery The delivery of messages is not guaranteed. Operating System Requirements
Gateway runs on multiple platforms, including Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000, AIX, and zLinux. It usually runs on a machine separate from the one on which the application is running. Nine
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IMS Soap Gateway typically runs on a machine separate from the application. This machine can be running Windows XP, Windows 2000, or AIX, or it could be a mainframe running zLinux. Security You can configure this solution for SSL to support secure com- munication using HTTPS between the end client and IMS SOAP Gateway, as well as between the IMS SOAP Gateway and IMS Connect. This is an XML-centric solution. Data Type Centricity
Tools WebSphere Developer for zSeries can be used to generate WSDL
files from COBOL copybooks and to generate an XML converter to use in IMS Connect.
IMS TM Resource Adapter
Previously known as IMS Connector for Java (IC4J), the IMS TM Resource Adapter is a J2EE Connector Architecture based resource adapter you can deploy on the application server. It enables Java/J2EE and Web Services applications to access IMS applications on the mainframe through TCP/IP. The Java or J2EE application talks to the IMS applications through IMS Connect and OTMA, as shown in Figure 9.5. Therefore, IMS Connect and OTMA must be configured on the mainframe side. With this option, you can quickly develop Java/J2EE or Web Services applications that run IMS transactions. For development, Rational Application Developer can be employed. Application Developer parses copybook information to describe the input/output messages of a target Distributed Platform J2EE Container IMS TM Resource Adapter TCP/IP
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Point-to-point integration of an IMS application using an IMS TM Resource
Integrating Mainframe Applications
IMS application, and it generates a J2EE application. Application Developer can also generate WSDL so that the target IMS application can be exposed as a callable Web Services. Minimal work is required on the mainframe side. Here is a brief discussion of the various aspects of this approach of integrating mainframe applications to help you decide whether this option is suitable for your situation. Work Required You don t need to change the IMS application. You can use IBM tooling to develop the J2EE or Web Services application. Then you can deploy the application on a J2EE application server such as WebSphere Application Server. Technology Constraints z/OS is required on the mainframe. The IMS TM Resource Adapter runs in a WebSphere application on a number of platforms, including Windows, AIX, Linux, zLinux, and HP-UX. Messaging
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