Like most 40 year-olds, CICS is wiser and smarter than it was in its younger years, but doesn’t look quite as good from the outside as it did as a teenager. System administration or development typically involves interacting with green-screen programs being run inside a 3270 emulation program launched from a PC desktop. However, surrounding the emulated green screen are likely to be any number of other applications such as email clients, a Web browser, and other graphical applications. Users will interact with these using the mouse, metaphors such as drag and drop, copy and paste, and expect features such as integrated help, wizards, support for undo, and other items that make them productive.
Table of Contents
- Access to CICS From WebSphere Application Server Using CICS Transaction Gateway
- Batch Optimization Using Graphic JCL IDEs
- Compliance Options: When to Switch No! to Why?
- Exploring the New Face of CICS
- IT Sense: Critical Convergence in 2010
- Mainframe Hacking: Fact or Fiction?
- Mainframe Virtualization at MetLife: The Linux on System z Journey
- Pete Clark on z/VSE: z/VSE Event Calendar for 2010
- Screen-Based Modernization: Challenging the Myths
- SQL Performance Tuning for Application Developers
- Storage & Data Management: The Future of Tape
- The Hidden Risks of Application Modernization
- The Role of Automated Governance in Mainframe Modernization
- Using SMF for Cost-Effective DB2 Security, Auditing & Compliance Monitoring
- Virtualization Trends in the Mainframe Environment
- What’s New With Novell’s SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 for System z ?: The Rest of the Story
- z/Data Perspectives: 11 Rules of the Road for DBAs
- z/Vendor Watch: When the Clock Struck 12…























































