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IBM Redbooks > Application Development
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 Host Access Transformation Services on z/OS
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This IBM Redbook provides an overview of HATS 5.0.4 on z/OS. Many of these improvements are available on the distributed platforms as well. Therefore, this publication should be of value to any HATS v5.0.4 user.
This redbook is intended for IT managers, application developers, system administrators and architects. The topics presented use as examples HATS applications that front-end 3270 programs and run on WebSphere for z/OS. Many of the concepts in this book also apply to 5250 applications, VT applications, and the other WebSphere runtime platforms.
The benefits of HATS are illustrated using examples. Readers then have opportunities to exercise what they have learned by completing hands-on labs.
Deployment examples and considerations are presented. This includes discussion of the performance, scalability and reliability benefits of running HATS applications on z/OS.
At the end of the book, readers should have a fundamental understanding of the product and be able to create, customize and deploy a HATS application. |
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Chapter 1. Executive overview
Chapter 2. Product overview
Chapter 3. The ZYX 3270 Parts application
Chapter 4. Creating a default HATS application
Chapter 5. Default HATS application
Chapter 6. Creating a customized HATS application
Chapter 7. Customized ZYX Parts
Chapter 8. WebSphere runtime on z/OS
Chapter 9. HATS and WebSphere for z/OS
Appendix A. What’s new in HATS v5.0.4
Appendix B. APARs fixed in HATS service pack 4
Appendix C. Lab 1: Creating a HATS application
Appendix D. Lab 2: Exposing legacy applications as Web services |
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Publish Date
28 March 2005 |
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Author(s)
Joe DeCarlo
Scott G. Peters |
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ISBN
0738492221 |
IBM Form Number
SG24-6479-00 |
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Number of pages
226 |
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