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IBM EntireX Help
- Document Conventions
EntireX Version 11.1 Release Notes
- What's New
- Removed Functions
- Platform Coverage
- Prerequisites
- What is New in Version 10.9
- What was New in Version 10.8
- What was New in Version 10.7
Introduction to IBM EntireX
- EntireX Components
- High Availability
- EntireX Broker
- Flexibility - Support for Different Communication Alternatives
- High Reliability
- High Performance and Resource Management
- The Basics - Communicating with the Broker
- Wrapping and ACI Functions
- Enterprise Security
- Application Management
- Web Services and SOAP
Common Integration Scenarios
- Connecting COBOL
- Connecting Natural
- Connecting Integration Server
- Connecting Web Services
- REST Scenarios
Calling Integration Server from COBOL
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under z/OS
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under z/OS CICS
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under z/OS Batch
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under z/OS IMS
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under BS2000
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under z/VSE CICS
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under z/VSE Batch
- Calling Integration Server from COBOL under IBMi
Calling Integration Server from Natural
- What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
- Task1 Generate Integration Server Connections and Listeners
- Task2 Generate Client Interface Objects and Build Client Application
- Task3 Execute the Call from Natural to Integration Server
  - Generated Test Program
  - IDL Tester
Calling COBOL from Integration Server
- About Calling Cobol from Integration Server
- Calling COBOL on z/OS from Integration Server
- Calling COBOL on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
- Calling COBOL Channel Container (Zero Footprint using CICS IPIC) on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Channel Container (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Channel Container on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Zero Footprint using CICS ECI) on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Zero Footprint using CICS IPIC) on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Large Buffer (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Large Buffer on z/OS CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/OS Batch from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/OS IMS from Integration Server
- Calling COBOL on z/OS IMS MPP (Zero Footprint using IMS Connect) from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/OS IMS BMP (Batch) from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on BS2000 from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/VSE from Integration Server
- Calling COBOL on z/VSE CICS from Integration Server
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Zero Footprint using CICS ECI) on z/VSE CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) on z/VSE CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Channel Container (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) on z/VSE CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Large Buffer (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) on z/VSE CICS from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on IBMi from Integration Server
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to COBOL
Calling COBOL from REST
- Calling COBOL on z/OS from REST
- Calling COBOL on z/OS CICS from REST
- Calling COBOL Channel Container (Zero Footprint using CICS IPIC) on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Channel Container (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Channel Container on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Zero Footprint using CICS ECI) on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Zero Footprint using CICS IPIC) on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Minimal Footprint Using CICS Socket Listener) from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Large Buffer on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Large Buffer (Minimal Footprint using CICS Socket Listener) on z/OS CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/OS Batch from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/OS IMS from REST
- Calling COBOL on z/OS IMS MPP (Zero Footprint using IMS Connect) from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/OS IMS BMP (Batch) from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on BS2000 from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on z/VSE from REST
- Calling COBOL on z/VSE CICS from REST
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Zero Footprint using CICS ECI) on z/VSE CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL DFHCOMMAREA (Minimal Footprint Using CICS Socket Listener) on z/VSE CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Channel Container (Minimal Footprint Using CICS Socket Listener) on z/VSE CICS from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL Large Buffer (Minimal Footprint Using CICS Socket Listener) from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
- Calling COBOL on IBMi from REST
  - What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
  - Task1 Extract the Interface of a COBOL Server
  - Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
  - Task3 Execute the Call from the REST Client to COBOL
Calling COBOL from a Web Service
Calling Natural from Integration Server
- What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
- Task1 Extract the Interface of a Natural Server
- Task2 Generate the Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
- Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to Natural
Calling Natural from REST
- What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
- Task1 Extract the Interface of a Natural Server
- Task2 Generate the REST Resources, Connection and Adapter Services in Integration Server
- Task3 Execute the Call from Integration Server to Natural
Calling Natural from a Web Service
- What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
Calling a Web Service from COBOL
Calling a Web Service from Natural
Calling REST from COBOL
- Calling REST from COBOL under z/OS
- Calling REST from COBOL under z/OS CICS
- Calling REST from COBOL under z/OS Batch
- Calling REST from COBOL under z/OS IMS
- Calling REST from COBOL under BS2000
- Calling REST from COBOL under z/VSE CICS
- Calling REST from COBOL under z/VSE Batch
- Calling REST from COBOL under IBMi
Calling REST from Natural
- What do I need to Install for this Scenario?
- Task1 Create the Consumer REST API Descriptor, Connections and Listeners
- Task2 Generate Client Interface Objects and Build Client Application
- Task3 Execute the Call from Natural to REST
  - Generated Test Program
  - IDL Tester
Preface
- EntireX Installation Packages
- Adapters > EntireX Adapter
- Designer > EntireX Designer
- EntireX Core Files
- EntireX Administration and Monitoring
- Application Monitoring Data Collector
- Command-line Scripts
- Mainframe Broker Monitoring
- EntireX Broker
- EntireX Development Tools
- EntireX Mini Runtime
- EntireX WebService
- Overview of Packages
- License Concept for IBM EntireX
  - License Key Checks
  - License Key for z/OS received by E-Mail
  - License Key on Linux and Windows
  - Software AG Mainframe Product Licensing
  - Distributed License Check Software
  - z/OS Licensing Data Sets
  - License File
  - Delivery and Installation
  - Copying a License File to Disk
  - Transferring a License File from PC to a z/OS Host Using FTP
  - Product License Check FAQs
  - Why has Software AG introduced a license check for products on the mainframe?
  - Which information is contained in a product license?
  - What exactly is meant by the CPU ID?
  - Which Software AG mainframe products require a product license?
  - How is the product license file installed?
  - How can I read the product license file?
  - How can I display machine-specific data?
  - When is the product license checked?
  - Which items of a product license are checked?
  - Does the Software AG mainframe license check software support a disaster recovery scenario?
  - How do I find out when the product license expires?
  - What happens if the product license is incorrect, insufficient, or not installed?
  - How can I get a new product license file if the delivered license file is insufficient for my environment?
  - Do I need separate product licenses for different machines?
  - If I use the same Natural environment-independent nucleus on different machines, how can I handle the license files?
  - Is it possible to have the license module separate from the Natural environment-independent nucleus?
  - Using the License Utility: LICUTIL
  - CHECK Function: Check the Product License
  - DISPLAY Function: Display License Items and Machine Data
  - END/EXIT Functions: Terminate the License Utility
  - HELP Function: View LICUTIL Help
  - MAKE Function: Convert the License File to Assembler Source
  - LOADLIC Function
  - SET Function: Set LICUTIL Options
  - JCL Examples and Requirements
  - z/OS JCL Requirements
  - LICUTIL Licensing Messages
  - MLC1001
  - MLC1002
  - MLC1003
  - MLC1004
  - MLC1005
  - MLC2001
  - MLC2002
  - MLC2003
  - MLC2004
  - MLC2005
  - MLC2006
  - MLC2007
  - MLC2008
  - MLC2009
  - MLC2010
  - MLC2011
  - MLC2012
  - MLC2013
  - MLC3001
  - MLC3002
  - MLC3003
  - MLC3004
  - MLC3005
  - MLC3006
  - MLC3007
  - MLC3008
  - MLC3009
  - MLC3010
  - MLC3011
  - MLC3012
  - MLC3013
  - MLC3014
  - MLC9001
  - MLC9002
  - MLC9003
  - MLC9004
  - MLC9005
  - MLC9006
  - MLC9007
  - MLC9010
- Port Numbers in EntireX
  - Port Numbers in EntireX
  - Ensuring Unique Port Numbers
  - Port Number Configuration
  - Port Numbers when Installing with Command Central
- Migrating EntireX Data from Earlier Versions
  - Migrating EntireX Data from Earlier Versions
  - Migrating EntireX Broker Data
  - Migrating Authorization Rules
  - Migrating RPC Servers
  - Migrating Web Services
  - Migrating XML/SOAP Components
  - RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - Listener for XML/SOAP
  - Designer Considerations
  - Overview
  - Migrating your Preferences (Optional)
  - Migrating Projects to Designer 11.0.0
  - Redeploying Web Services
- Installing Fixes
  - Installing Fixes
- Installing EntireX using Command Central
  - Installing EntireX using Command Central
  - Introduction
  - Post-installation Configuration
- Template-based Provisioning
  - Template-based Provisioning
  - Location of Templates
  - Example
  - Introduction
  - Template File
  - environments Section
  - provision Section
  - layers Section
  - templates Section
  - Executing the Templates
  - Supported EntireX Instance Types
  - EntireX Broker (Linux/Windows)
  - EntireX Mainframe Broker
  - EntireX RPC Server for Java
  - EntireX RPC Server for C
  - EntireX RPC Server for IBM MQ
  - EntireX RPC Server for IMS Connect
  - EntireX RPC Server for .NET
  - EntireX RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - EntireX RPC Server for CICS Socket Listener
  - Advanced Configuration
- Building an EntireX Docker Image
  - Building an EntireX Docker Image
- Installing EntireX Design-time outside the Designer
  - Installing EntireX Design-time outside the Designer
  - Prerequisites
  - Scope
  - Installation Steps
  - Installation in GUI Mode
  - Installing Updates to your own Eclipse
  - Uninstalling the EntireX Design-time
Installing EntireX under z/OS
- Introduction to Installing EntireX under z/OS
- Simplified z/OS Installation Method
- Installing EntireX Broker under z/OS
- Installing the EntireX RPC Servers under z/OS
- EntireX CICS® Socket Listener
- Installing EntireX Security under z/OS
- Installing EntireX Java Components under z/OS UNIX
- Installing the EntireX ICU Custom Converter Build Environment under z/OS UNIX
  - Installation Steps
- Verifying the z/OS Installation
- Installing Adabas Components for EntireX under z/OS
- Installing Adabas with TP Monitors
Post-installation Steps under Linux
- Shell Environment Settings
- Broker Instance Created Automatically during Installation
- Startup Daemon for Broker Administration
- Considerations if you did not Install EntireX Broker using sudo
- Verifying the EntireX Broker Installation
- EntireX Broker
- Broker Stubs
- Sample Programs for Client (bcoc) and Server (bcos)
- bcoc Parameters
- bcos Parameters
- Environment Variables
- Setting up EntireX Security under Linux
- Setting up EntireX Security for Broker Kernel
- Setting up EntireX Security for Broker Stubs
- EntireX Mini Runtime Considerations
- Enabling SSL and Authentication for JMX
Post-installation Steps under Windows
- Broker Instance Created Automatically during Installation
- Startup Service for Broker Administration
- Eclipse Considerations
- Migrating from one EntireX Version to a Higher Version
- Installing the EntireX Designer Plug-ins in Standalone Mode
- Verifying the EntireX Broker Installation
- Sample Programs for Client (bcoc) and Server (bcos)
- bcoc Parameters
- bcos Parameters
- Setting up EntireX Security under Windows
- Setting up EntireX Security for Broker Kernel
- Setting up EntireX Security for Broker Stubs
- EntireX Mini Runtime Considerations
- Enabling SSL and Authentication for JMX
Installing EntireX under IBMi
- Features Currently not Supported
- Installation Steps
- Step 1: Create a Product Library
- Step 2: Copy the Installation Data Set to Disk
- Step 3: Verify the Contents of the *SAVF File
- Step 4: Restore the *SAVF File
- Verifying the Installation of the Broker Stubs
- Test Programs
- Test Procedures
- Upgrading from Version 5.3, 6.1 and 6.2
- Step 1: Make a Backup
- Step 2: Install Latest EntireX ACI Version
- Step 3: Bind the Application with latest ACI Version
Installing EntireX under BS2000
- General Information
- Distribution Media
- Transferring a License File from PC to a BS2000 Host Using FTP
- Instalation Jobs
- Contents of Installation Medium
- Copying the Contents of the Installation Medium to Disk
- 1. Copy the Library SRVnnn.LIB from Installation Medium to Disk
- 2. Copy the Procedure COPY.PROC from Installation Medium to Disk
- 3. Copy all Product Files from Installation Medium to Disk
- Transferring a License File from PC to a BS2000 Host Using FTP
- Installing EntireX Broker under BS2000
- Introduction
- Overview of Broker Installation Steps
- Install the License Certificate
- Customize the EntireX Broker Attribute File
- Customize the ADALNK Parameters File
- Customize the EntireX Broker Startup JCL and Start EntireX Broker
- Start EntireX Broker
- Stop EntireX Broker
- Creating a Broker Persistent Store (optional)
- Set up the EntireX Broker Security Server for BS2000 (optional)
- Verifying the Installation of the Broker
- Sample Programs for Client (BCOC) and Server (BCOS)
- BCOC Parameters
- BCOS Parameters
- Installing the RPC Server for BS2000
- Step 1: Define a Server-side Mapping Container
- Step 2: Customize the RPC Server for BS2000 Configuration File RPC-CONFIG
- Step 3: Customize ADALNK Parameter File RPC-ADAPARM
- Step 4: Customize the RPC Server for BS2000 Startup JCL
- Starting the RPC Server
- Stopping the RPC Server
- Verifying the Installation of the RPC Server for BS2000
- Installing EntireX Security under BS2000
- Installing EntireX Security for Broker Kernel
- Modify the Broker Attribute File
- Start (Restart) Broker Kernel
- Installing EntireX Security for Applications Using Broker
- Link the Security Components
Installing EntireX under z/VSE
- Installing Broker Security for Broker Stubs
- Step 1: Relink the Stub Modules or your Application for Use with External Security
- Step 2: Rename SECUEXI0
- Installing the CICS Socket Listener
Platform-independent Administration Topics
- Environment Variables in EntireX
- Table of Environment Variables
- Using Environment Variables under z/OS
- Using Environment Variables under Linux
- Using Environment Variables under Windows
- Using Environment Variables under BS2000 (Batch, Dialog)
- Using Environment Variables under z/VSE
- Directories as Used in EntireX
- Application Data Directory
- Windows
- Broker Directory
- Linux
- Windows
- Broker User Exit Directory
- Linux
- Windows
- Local Application Data Directory
- Windows
- Trace Directory
- Windows
- User's Home Directory
- Windows
- Working Directory
- Windows
- EntireX Directory etc
- Linux
- Windows
- Broker Resource Allocation
- General Considerations
- Specifying Global Resources
- Restricting the Resources of Particular Services
- Specifying Attributes for Privileged Services
- Maximum Units of Work
- Calculating Resources Automatically
- Dynamic Memory Management
- Dynamic Worker Management
- Storage Report
- Creating a Storage Report
- Platform-specific Rules
- Sample Storage Report
- Maximum TCP/IP Connections per Communicator
- Note for z/OS
- Note for Linux
- bash
- systemd
- Broker Attributes
- Name and Location of Attribute File
- Attribute Syntax
- Broker-specific Attributes
- Service-specific Attributes
- Wildcard Service Definitions
- Service Update Modes
- OPTION Values for Conversion
- Codepage-specific Attributes
- Adabas SVC/Entire Net-Work-specific Attributes
- Security-specific Attributes
- TCP/IP-specific Attributes
- c-tree-specific Attributes
- SSL/TLS-specific Attributes
- DIV-specific Attributes
- Adabas-specific Attributes
- Application Monitoring-specific Attributes
- Authorization Rule-specific Attributes
- Variable Definition File
- Concepts of Persistent Messaging
- Client Server Model: Persistent Messaging
- Definitions of Persistent Messaging Terms
- UOW
- Persistent Store
- Persistent Store Drivers
- UOW Lifetime
- Persistent UOW
- Persistent Status
- Availability of Persistent Store
- Introduction
- Disconnect the Persistent Store
- Connect the Persistent Store
- Persistent Store Report
- Configuration
- Sample Report
- Using Persistence and Units of Work
- Implementation Issues
- Table of Persistent Store Drivers
- Changes are Required
- Attributes used for Units of Work
- ACI Fields used for Units of Work
- ACI Function SYNCPOINTused for Units of Work
- Options used for UOW Operations
- Using Units of Work
- UOW vs non-UOW Conversations
- Sequencing of Messages across Conversations
- Use of LOGONand TOKEN
- User Identification for Units of Work
- Which Applications should use UOWs?
- Understanding UOW Status
- UOW Status on RECEIVE
- Using User Status
- Resource and Performance Considerations
- Using Persistence
- When do Persistent UOWs Make Sense?
- Adding Persistence to a UOW
- Resource and Performance Considerations
- Which Information is Saved with the UOW?
- What happens when Broker Restarts?
- Restart Behavior of UOW
- Re-creation of Internal Control Blocks
- Behavior of Conversation at Broker Restart
- UOWs and Replicated Servers
- Postponing Units of Work
- Using Persistent Status
- When does Persistent Status Make Sense?
- Adding Persistent Status to a UOW
- Resource and Performance Considerations
- Recovery Processing
- Introduction
- Determining the Status of a UOW
- A Real-worldExample: Chess-by-Mail
- Client Behavior
- Server Behavior
- Broker UOW Status Transition
- Initial UOW Status: NULL | Received
- Initial UOW Status: Accepted | Delivered | Postponed
- Initial UOW Status: Processed | Timedout
- Initial UOW Status: Cancelled | Discarded | Backedout
- Legend for UOW Status Transition Table
- Table of Column Abbreviations
- Accounting in EntireX Broker
- EntireX Accounting Data Fields
- Using Accounting under Linux and Windows
- Broker Attribute File Settings
- Retrieving Accounting Data
- Using Accounting under z/OS
- Attribute File
- Retrieving Accounting Records
- Accounting Record Layouts
- Notes
- Example Uses of Accounting Data
- Chargeback
- Trend Analysis
- Tuning for Application Performance
- Monitoring EntireX Applications and Components
- Table of EntireX Monitoring Approaches
- Table of Commmand-line Approaches
- Introduction to Monitoring Approaches
- Application Monitoring
- Monitoring from the Command Line
- Command Central Command Line
- ETBINFO
- EntireX Monitoring Scripts
- Monitoring EntireX with Command Central
- IBM EntireX Adapter for Integration Server
- Watching the Default Broker View in Designer/Eclipse
- SSL/TLS, HTTP(S), and Certificates with EntireX
- Introduction
- Encryption
- Authentication
- Random Number Generator
- SSL/TLS Sample Certificates Delivered with EntireX
- Sample Certificates for z/OS
- Sample Certificates for Linux and Windows
- Sample Certificates for Java
- SSL/TLS Parameters for Broker as SSL Server (One-way SSL)
- SSL/TLS Parameters for SSL Clients
- Using SSL/TLS with EntireX Components
- SSL/TLS Certificate Creation and Handling
- Creating Certificates with OpenSSL (z/OS, Linux, Windows)
- Creating Certificates with OpenSSL (Linux, Windows)
- Creating Certificates with keytool(Java)
- Importing Certificates into RACF (z/OS)
- Additional Considerations for PKI (Public Key Infrastructure)
- Support of Self-signed Certificates
- Managing One-way and Two-way SSL
- Authorization Rules
- Introduction
- Rules Stored in Broker Attribute File
- Sample Attribute File Settings
- Rules Stored in LDAP Repository
- Sample Attribute File Settings
- Configuring your LDAP Repository
- Authorization Rule Data
- Hints for Microsoft Active Directory
- Data Compression in EntireX Broker
- Introduction
- zlib
- Implementation
- Sequencing Summary
- Sample Programs
- Timeout Considerations for EntireX Broker
- Timeout Units
- Timeout Settings
- Relationship between Timeout Values
- UOW Messages
- Non-UOW Messages
- Timeout-related Error Messages
- CLIENT-NONACT
- SERV-NONACT
- CONV-NONACT
- Special Case for UOW Messages
- EXXMSG - Command-line Tool for Displaying Error Messages
- Running the EXXMSG Command-line Utility
- Command-line Parameters
- Sample Command
- Sample Output
- Introduction to EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring
- Scope
- Installing your EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring Package
- Using the Software AG Installer
- Using Command Central
- Create an Instance for EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring
- Monitoring your EntireX Mainframe Broker
- Viewing your Registered Services and Servers
- Supported Configuration Types
- EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring using the Command Central GUI
- Logging in to Command Central
- Creating an EntireX Mainframe Broker Connection
- Viewing the Runtime Status
- Configuring an EntireX Mainframe Broker Connection
- Configuring the Monitoring KPIs
- Inspecting the Log Files
- Administering EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring
- Single Proxy Instance from EntireX Mainframe Administration
- All Proxy Instances from EntireX Mainframe Administration
- Single Proxy Instance from the Instance's Administration Tab
- Displaying the Statistics
- Displaying Services and Servers
- Deleting an EntireX Mainframe Broker Connection
- Security Considerations
- EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring using the Command Central Command Line
- Creating an EntireX Mainframe Broker Connection
- Displaying the EntireX Mainframe Broker Connection
- Viewing the Runtime Status
- Configuring the EntireX Mainframe Broker
- Configuring the Broker Connection
- Configuring the Monitoring KPIs
- Inspecting the Log Files
- Listing all EntireX Broker Log Files
- Getting Content from or Downloading RPC Server Log Files
- Administering EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring
- All Mainframe Broker Proxies
- List all Valid Mainframe Broker Proxies
- Enable/Disable Monitoring for all Mainframe Broker Proxies
- Single Mainframe Broker Proxy
- Getting Status Information of Mainframe Broker Proxy
- Toggle the Monitoring of a Mainframe Broker Proxy
- Displaying the Statistics
- Displaying the General Statistics of a Running EntireX Broker
- Displaying the UOW (Unit of Work) Statistics of a Running EntireX Broker
- Monitoring Services
- List Running Services
- List Server Instances
- Deleting an EntireX Mainframe Broker Connection
- Introduction to Administering EntireX RPC Servers using Command Central (Linux and Windows)
- Scope
- Monitoring EntireX RPC Server KPIs
- Supported Configuration Types
Administering EntireX Components with Command Central
- Introduction to Administering EntireX Broker with Command Central (Linux and Windows)
- Scope
- Monitoring EntireX Broker KPIs
- Configuration Types that EntireX Broker Supports
- Administering EntireX Broker using the Command Central GUI
- Logging in to Command Central
- Creating a Broker Instance
- Configuring a Broker Instance
- Viewing the Runtime Status
- Starting a Broker Instance
- Stopping a Broker Instance
- Inspecting the Log Files
- Displaying the Statistics
- Displaying Services
- Stopping a Service
- Displaying Server Instances of a Service
- Changing the Trace Level Temporarily
- Changing the Application Monitoring Settings Dynamically
- Deleting a Broker Instance
- Troubleshooting
- Administering EntireX Broker using the Command Central Command Line
- Creating a Broker Instance
- Configuring a Broker Instance
- Application Monitoring
- Available Application Monitoring Parameters
- Displaying Application Monitoring Parameters
- Updating Application Monitoring Parameters
- Attribute File
- Displaying the Content of the Attribute File
- Updating the Content of the Attribute File
- Autostart
- Displaying the Autostart Parameter
- Updating the Autostart Parameter
- Monitoring KPIs
- Available KPIs
- Displaying the Monitoring KPIs
- Updating the Monitoring KPIs
- Persistent Store
- Available Persistent Store Parameters
- Displaying the Persistent Store Parameters
- Updating the Persistent Store Parameters
- SSL Ports
- Available SSL Parameters
- Displaying the SSL Port Configuration
- Updating the SSL Port Configuration
- TCP Ports
- Available TCP Parameters
- Displaying the TCP Port Configuration
- Updating the TCP Port Configuration
- Security
- Available Security Parameters
- Displaying the Security Parameters
- Updating the Security Parameters
- Trace Level
- Available Parameters
- Displaying the Trace Level Configuration
- Updating the Trace Level
- Trace Location
- Available Parameters
- Displaying the Trace Location Configuration
- Updating the Trace Location
- Displaying the EntireX Inventory
- Listing all Inventory Components
- Viewing the Runtime Status
- Starting a Broker Instance
- Stopping a Broker Instance
- Restarting a Broker Instance
- Inspecting the Log Files
- Listing all EntireX Broker Log Files
- Getting Content from or Downloading EntireX Broker Log Files
- Displaying the Statistics
- Displaying the General Statistics of a Running EntireX Broker
- Displaying the UOW (Unit of Work) Statistics of a Running EntireX Broker
- Administering Services
- List Running Services
- Stop Running Services
- List Server Instances
- Changing the Trace Level Temporarily
- Displaying the Trace Level of a Running EntireX Broker
- Updating the Trace Level of a Running EntireX Broker
- Changing the Application Monitoring Settings Dynamically
- Displaying the Application Monitoring Settings of a Running EntireX Broker
- Updating the Application Monitoring Settings of a Running EntireX Broker
- Deleting a Broker Instance
- Troubleshooting
EntireX Administration under z/OS
- Broker Configuration
- Broker Add-ons
- RPC Servers and Listeners
  - RPC Servers and Listeners
- Logging and Tracing EntireX
EntireX Administration under Linux
- Broker Configuration
- Broker Add-ons
- Broker Agents
- RPC Servers and Listeners
  - RPC Servers and Listeners
- Logging and Tracing EntireX
EntireX Administration under Windows
- Broker Configuration
- Broker Add-ons
- Broker Agents
- RPC Servers and Listeners
  - RPC Servers and Listeners
  - Running an EntireX RPC Server as a Windows Service
- Logging and Tracing EntireX
- Accounting in EntireX Broker
EntireX Administration under BS2000
- Broker Configuration
- Setting up Broker Instances
- Broker Attributes
- Configuring Broker for Internationalization
- Managing the Broker Persistent Store
- Broker Resource Allocation
- EntireX Broker Security Server for BS2000
- Broker Add-ons
- Administering Broker Stubs
- Available Stub
- Broker Command-line Utilities
- Operator Commands
- Administering the RPC Server for BS2000
- Logging and Tracing EntireX
- Tracing EntireX Components under BS2000
- Broker Shutdown Statistics
  - Shutdown Statistics Output
  - Table of Shutdown Statistics
- Command Logging in EntireX
- Accounting in EntireX Broker
Administering Broker Stubs under z/VSE
- Available Stubs
- Transport Methods for Broker Stubs
- Transport Method Values
- Setting the Timeout for the Transport Method
- Introduction
- Transport Timeout Values
- Limiting the TCP/IP Connection Lifetime
- Using the Batch Stub Interface Module BKIMB
- Using the CICS Stub Interface Module BKIMC
- Tracing for Broker Stubs
EntireX Administration under IBMi
- Tracing for Broker Stubs under IBMi
EntireX Broker
- Concepts and Facilities of EntireX Broker
- EntireX Broker Reporting
- Building an EntireX Broker Image
- Prerequisites
- Building and Running the EntireX Broker Image
- Configuring with Modified Dockerfile
- Configuring during Image Start, using Default File Names
- Configuring during Image Start, using Custom File Names
- Verifying the Build
- Healthcheck for EntireX Broker
- Podman Support for EntireX Broker
- Installation and Getting Started
- Administration
- ACI
High Availability in EntireX
- Introduction to High Availability
- Commonly Used High Availability Terms
- High Availability with Sysplex under z/OS
- Setting up your EntireX Environment for Sysplex
- High Availability with NLB under Windows
- Setting up your EntireX Environment for NLB
- High Availability with Other Clustering Technologies
- Setting up Your EntireX Environment for High Availability with Other Clustering Technologies
- High Availability with Container Orchestration
- Setting up your Environment for High Availability with Container Orchestration
- Eliminating Single Points of Failure
- Reliable Crossover
- Detecting Failures as they Occur
- Platform-specific Considerations
EntireX Monitoring Scripts
- Introduction
- Show Broker and Registered Services
  - Calling the Script
  - Example
- Monitoring EntireX Components
- Monitoring your EntireX Environment
Introduction to EntireX Security
- Location of Security Components
- Overview of EntireX Security Features
- Functionality of EntireX Security
- Authentication of User
- Authorization of Client and Server
- Authorization for Command and Info Services
- Data Flow of EntireX Security (Client and Server)
- Description of Steps in Data Flow
- Glossary of Terms
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Broker Kernel
- Broker Stub
EntireX and Web Services
- EntireX and Web Services
- Offering RPC Servers as Web Services
- Consuming Web Services from RPC Clients
Monitoring EntireX
- Introduction to Monitoring Approaches
- EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring
Preface
- Introduction to Application Monitoring
- Components that Support Application Monitoring
- Setting up Application Monitoring
- KPI Definitions for Application Monitoring
EntireX RPC Servers and Listeners
- EntireX RPC Servers
- EntireX Listeners
- Introduction to RPC Server and Listener Technology
- EntireX RPC Servers
- EntireX Listeners
EntireX RPC Server for C
- Introduction to the RPC Server for C
- Administering the RPC Server for C using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for C using the Command Central Command Line
- Administering the RPC Server for C with Local Scripts
EntireX RPC Server for .NET
- Introduction to the RPC Server for .NET
- Administering the RPC Server for .NET using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for .NET using the Command Central Command Line
- Administering the RPC Server for .NET with Local Scripts
EntireX RPC Server for Java
- Introduction to the RPC Server for Java
  - Administration using Command Central
  - Worker Models
- Administering the RPC Server for Java using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for Java using the Command Central Command Line
- Administering the RPC Server for Java with Local Scripts
EntireX RPC Server for XML/SOAP
- Introduction to the RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - Administration using Command Central
  - Worker Models
- Administering the RPC Server for XML/SOAP using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for XML/SOAP using the Command Central Command Line
- Administering the RPC Server for XML/SOAP with Local Scripts
- Java API
- Building an EntireX RPC Server for XML/SOAP Docker Image
Listener for XML/SOAP
- Configuring Web Services
- Configuring inside a Web Service Archive
- Using an External Configuration File
- Using the Broker and RPC User ID/Password
- Logon to Natural Library
- Installing Web Services Stack in a Web Server
- Deploying Web Services Stack Runtime to Tomcat
- Using Internationalization with the Listener for XML/SOAP
- RPC Call (Broker Request)
- Outgoing XML Document (Response)
EntireX RPC Server for z/OS CICS®
- Introduction to the RPC Server for CICS
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS
- RPC Online Maintenance Facility
- Deployment Service
- Server-side Mapping Files
- Scenarios and Programmer Information
EntireX RPC Server for CICS® Socket Listener
- Introduction to the RPC Server for CICS Socket Listener
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS Socket Listener using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS Socket Listener using the Command Central Command Line
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS Socket Listener with Local Scripts
EntireX RPC Server for CICS IPIC
- Introduction to the RPC Server for CICS IPIC
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS IPIC using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS IPIC using the Command Central Command Line
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS IPIC with Local Scripts
EntireX RPC Server for z/OS Batch
- Introduction to the RPC Server for Batch
- Administering the RPC Server for Batch
- Extractor Service
- Deployment Service
- Server-side Mapping Files
- Scenarios and Programmer Information
EntireX RPC Server for IMS
- Introduction to the RPC Server for IMS
- Administering the RPC Server for IMS
- Extractor Service
- Deployment Service
- Server-side Mapping Files
- Scenarios and Programmer Information
EntireX RPC-ACI Bridge
- Introduction to the EntireX RPC-ACI Bridge
  - Overview
  - Worker Models
- Administering the RPC-ACI Bridge
- Writing ACI Servers for the RPC-ACI Bridge in COBOL
- Writing ACI Servers for the RPC-ACI Bridge in Natural
EntireX RPC Server for BS2000
- EntireX RPC Server for BS2000
- Introduction to the RPC Server for BS2000
- Administering the RPC Server for BS2000
- Server-side Mapping Files
- Extractor Service
- Deployment Service
- Scenarios
EntireX RPC Server for IMS Connect
- EntireX RPC Server for IMS Connect
- Introduction to the RPC Server for IMS Connect
- Administering the RPC Server for IMS Connect using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for IMS Connect using the Command Central Command Line
- Configuring the RPC Server for IMS Connect with Local Scripts
- Extracting from Message Format Service
- Server-side Mapping Files
- Scenarios
  - COBOL Scenarios
  - Scenario I: Calling an Existing COBOL Server
EntireX RPC Server for CICS ECI
- EntireX RPC Server for CICS ECI
- Introduction to the RPC Server for CICS ECI
  - Overview
  - Worker Models
- Administering the RPC Server for CICS ECI
- Preparing IBM CICS for ECI
- Server-side Mapping Files
- Scenarios
EntireX RPC Server for IBM AS/400
- EntireX RPC Server for IBM AS/400
- Introduction to the RPC Server for AS/400
- Administering the RPC Server for AS/400
EntireX RPC Server for IBM MQ
- EntireX RPC Server for IBM MQ
- Introduction to the RPC Server for IBM MQ
- Mapping RPC Data to the MQ Message Buffer
  - Mapping IDL as XML
  - Mapping IDL as Text
- Administering the RPC Server for IBM MQ using the Command Central GUI
- Administering the RPC Server for IBM MQ using the Command Central Command Line
- Administering the RPC Server for IBM MQ with Local Scripts
- Advanced RPC Server for IBM MQ Functionality
EntireX Listener for IBM MQ
- EntireX Listener for IBM MQ
- Introduction to the Listener for IBM MQ
  - Overview
  - Listening for Messages on an MQ Queue
- Mapping RPC Data to the MQ Message Buffer
  - Mapping XML MQ Messages to IDL
  - Mapping Text MQ Messages to IDL
- Administering the EntireX Listener for IBM MQ
- Advanced Listener for IBM MQ Functionality
Designer
- webMethods Designer
- Scope of the Designer
- Supported File Types
  - Input Files
  - Output Files
- Server Mapping Files for Natural
- Server Mapping Files for COBOL
- Server Mapping Deployment Wizard
- EntireX IDL Tester
  - Calling the IDL Tester
  - Using the Broker and RPC User ID/Password
- Using EntireX Custom Wrappers
- Using EntireX in the Designer Command-line Mode
- EntireX IDL Preferences
IDL Editor
- IDL Editor
- Introduction to the IDL Editor
- Using the IDL Editor
- IDL File
- IDL Grammar
- The IDL Compiler
- Writing Template Files for IDL Compiler
- Grammar for IDL Template Files
Merging and Refactoring IDL
- Merging and Refactoring IDL
- Refactoring a Single IDL File
- Merging and Refactoring Multiple IDL Files
- Notes on Merging
- Command-line Mode
EntireX XML Mapping Editor
- EntireX XML Mapping Editor
- Using the XML Mapping Editor
- EntireX XML Tester
- Using the XML Mapping Editor in Command-line Mode
  - Command-line Options
  - Example
- IDL to XML Mapping with the XML Mapping Editor
- Mapping IDL Data Types to an XML Schema (XSD)
EntireX Adapter
- IBM EntireX Adapter for Integration Server
  - Introduction to the EntireX Adapter
  - Architecture and Components
- Common Integration Scenarios
- Package Management
  - Package Dependency Requirements and Guidelines
  - Enabling and Disabling Packages
  - Importing and Exporting Packages
  - Group Access Control
- EntireX Adapter Connections
  - Before Configuring or Managing Adapter Connections
  - Configuring Adapter Connections
  - Viewing Adapter Connection Parameters
  - Editing Adapter Connections
  - Editing a Connection
  - Connection Parameters for RPC Connections
  - Connection Parameters for RPC and Reliable RPC Listener Connections
  - Connection Parameters for Direct RPC Connections
  - Connection Parameters for Reliable RPC Connections
  - Connection Parameters for Direct RPC and Direct Reliable RPC Listener Connections
  - Connection Parameters for Connections to IMS Connect
  - Connection Parameters for CICS IPIC Connections
  - Connection Parameters for CICS ECI Connections
  - Connection Parameters for CICS Socket Listener Connections
  - Connection Parameters for ACI Server Connections
  - Connection Parameters for ApplinX Connections
  - Connection Parameters for COBOL Converter Connections
  - Connection Parameters for AS/400 Connections
  - Common Connection Management Properties (for all Connection Types)
  - Deleting Adapter Connections
  - Enabling Adapter Connections
  - Disabling Adapter Connections
  - Connection Pooling
  - Runtime Behavior of Connection Pools
- EntireX Adapter Services
  - Before Configuring or Managing Adapter Services
  - Configuring Adapter Services
  - Using Adapter Services
  - Viewing Adapter Services
  - Deleting Adapter Services
  - Runtime Connection Allocation for Adapter Services
  - Configure the Formatting of Decimal and Alphanumeric Parameters
  - Configuring Null Value Suppression
- Listeners
  - Introduction
  - Creating and Updating Listeners
  - Configuring Listeners
- Settings and Information
  - Adapter Settings
  - Changing Settings
  - Further Setting Options for Tracing
  - Troubleshooting
  - Connections Information
  - Built-in Services for Connections Information
  - Support Information
  - Services Information
  - Listeners Information
  - License Information
  - EntireX License Information
  - Adabas Replication License Information
  - Adabas Replication Wizards
  - PassTicket Generation
- Application Monitoring
- Built-in Services for Creating Document Types, Flows and IDL Files
- PassTicket Generation
- Direct RPC
  - Configuring Direct RPC
  - Encoding for RPC Clients and Servers (Default and Available Codepages)
  - Monitoring
  - Services
  - Servers
  - Built-in Services for Direct RPC
  - Limitations of Direct RPC
- IDL Extraction from Integration Server
  - Using the Service pub.wmentirex.listener:generateIDLfromService
  - Integration Server Data Types to IDL Mapping
- SSL/TLS and Security Support
  - Security Support for Adapter Services
  - Security Support for Adapter Listeners
  - Support for SSL/TLS
  - Built-in Service to Generate a RACF PassTicket
- Preparing for CICS Socket Listener
  - Overview
  - Installing the CICS Socket Listener
  - Configuring the IBM Standard Listener
  - User Transaction Support
  - Automatic Syncpoint Handling
  - User Exit
- Preparing IBM CICS for IPIC
  - Secure Autoinstalled IPIC Connection
  - Configuring CICS
  - Installation Verification CICS
  - Off-host Configuration
  - Autoinstalled IPIC Connection
  - Configuring CICS
  - Installation Verification CICS
  - Off-host Configuration
  - More Information
  - Error Handling
- Preparing IBM CICS for ECI
  - Defining an ECI Service
  - Installation Verification
  - Error Handling
- Preparing for IMS Connect
  - Extracting from Message Format Service (MFS)
- Converting IS Data Structures with the COBOL Converter
- Extracting IDL using the REST API
  - Introduction
  - Extracting IDL
  - Configuring your Input Parameters
  - Calling the REST Service
  - Response Codes
  - Extracting IDL and Creating a Listener Connection Service
  - Configuring your Input Parameters
  - Calling the REST Service
  - Response Codes
- Creating or Updating Connections using the REST API
  - Introduction
  - Configuring your Input Parameters
  - Connection Parameters for All Connection Types
  - Connection Parameters for RPC and Reliable RPC Connections
  - Connection Parameters for RPC and Reliable RPC Listener Connections
  - Connection Parameters for Direct RPC Connections
  - Connection Parameters for Direct RPC and Direct Reliable RPC Listener Connections
  - Connection Parameters for Connections to IMS Connect
  - Connection Parameters for COBOL Converter Connections
  - Connection Parameters for CICS Socket Listener Connections
  - Connection Parameters for CICS ECI Connections
  - Connection Parameters for CICS IPIC Connections
  - Connection Parameters for ACI Server Connections
  - Connection Parameters for AS/400 Connections
  - Connection Parameters for ApplinX Connections
  - Response Codes
  - Base64 Resources
  - Password Encryption
- Post-installation Steps for AS/400
EntireXCWrapper
- EntireX C Wrapper
  - Tools and Components
  - Programming
- Introduction to C Wrapper
- Using the C Wrapper
- Using the C Wrapper in Command-line Mode
- Using the C Wrapper in IDL Compiler Command-line Mode
- IDL to C Mapping
- Writing Applications with the C Wrapper
- Writing a Single-threaded C RPC Client Application
- Writing Advanced Applications with the C Wrapper
- Writing RPC Clients for the RPC-ACI Bridge with the C Wrapper
- Writing Callable RPC Servers with the C Wrapper
- Reliable RPC for C Wrapper
- API Function Descriptions for the C Wrapper
- API Data Descriptions for the C Wrapper
EntireX COBOL Wrapper
- EntireX COBOL Wrapper
  - Tools and Components
  - Programming
- Introduction to the COBOL Wrapper
- Using the COBOL Wrapper
- Writing Applications with the COBOL Wrapper
- Reliable RPC for COBOL Wrapper
- Delivered Examples for the COBOL Wrapper
  - Delivered Examples
- Client and Server Examples for z/OS Batch
- Client and Server Examples for z/OS CICS
- Client and Server Examples for z/OS IMS BMP
- Server Examples for z/OS IMS MPP
  - CALC Server
  - SQUARE Server
- Client and Server Examples for BS2000
- Client Examples for z/VSE Batch
  - CALC Client
  - SQUARE Client
- Client and Server Examples for z/VSE CICS
- he RPC Communication Area
- Delivered Modules
EntireX .NET Wrapper
- EntireX .NET Wrapper
  - Tools and Components
  - Programming
- Introduction to the .NET Wrapper
- Using the .NET Wrapper
- Using the .NET Wrapper in IDL Compiler Command-line Mode
- IDL to .NET Mapping
- Writing Applications with the .NET Wrapper
- Configuring a .NET Wrapper Application
- Reliable RPC for .NET Wrapper
- .NET Wrapper Reference
EntireX Java Wrapper
- Preface
  - Tools and Components
  - Programming
- Introduction to the Java Wrapper
- Writing Applications with the Java Wrapper
- Reliable RPC for Java Wrapper
EntireX Natural Wrapper
- EntireX Natural Wrapper
  - Tools and Components
  - Programming
- Introduction to the Natural Wrapper
- Using the Natural Wrapper
- RPC Environment Manager for Natural RPC Server
- RPC Environment Monitor
- Using the Natural Wrapper in Command-line Mode
- IDL to Natural Mapping
- Writing Applications with the Natural Wrapper
- Client and Server Examples for Natural
  - Basic RPC Client Examples - CALC, SQUARE
  - Basic RPC Server Examples - CALC, SQUARE
EntireX Java Wrapper for Natural
- EntireX Java Wrapper for Natural
  - Common webMethods Designer Documentation
- Using Java Wrapper for Natural
- IDL to Java Mapping
- Writing Applications with the Java Wrapper for Natural
EntireX Web Services Wrapper for Natural
- EntireX Web Services Wrapper for Natural
- Using the Web Services Wrapper for Natural
- Using the Web Services Wrapper for Natural in Command-line Mode
- Natural to IDL Mapping
- XML Structures and IDL-XML Mapping
- WSDL to IDL Mapping
- Writing Applications with the Web Services Wrapper for Natural
EntireX PL/I Wrapper
- EntireX PL/I Wrapper
  - Tools and Components
  - Programming
- Introduction to the PL/I Wrapper
- Writing Applications with the PL/I Wrapper
webMethods Integration Server Wrapper
- webMethods Integration Server Wrapper
- Introduction to the Integration Server Wrapper
  - Scope
  - Prerequisites
- Using the Integration Server Wrapper
- IDL to Integration Server Mapping
- Integration Server Preferences
  - Integration Server Connections
  - Setting Integration Server Preferences
EntireX Web Services Wrapper
- EntireX Web Services Wrapper
- Introduction to Web Services in EntireX
- Using the EntireX Web Services Wrapper
- Using the Web Services Wrapper in Command-line Mode
- Web Services Stack Configuration Editor
- IDL to WSDL Mapping
EntireX XML/SOAP Wrapper
- EntireX XML/SOAP Wrapper
- Introduction to the XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - XML/SOAP Wrapper Concepts
  - XML-based Clients Calling EntireX/Natural RPC Servers
  - EntireX/Natural RPC Client Calling XML-based Servers
  - Development Environment
  - XML Mapping Editor
  - Generation Utilities
  - XML/SOAP Runtime Environment
  - XML Clients Communicating with EntireX/Natural RPC Servers
  - EntireX Clients Communicating with XML or SOAP Interfaces
  - Glossary of Terms
- Migration Considerations for XML/SOAP Components
  - RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - Listener for XML/SOAP
- Using the XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - Mapping IDL Parameters to XML Structures
  - Setting Wrapper Properties
  - Generating an XMM File
  - Default Values Used by the XML/SOAP Runtime
- RPC Environment Manager for RPC Server for XML/SOAP
- RPC Environment Monitor
- EntireX XML Tester
  - Introduction to the EntireX XML Tester
  - EntireX XML Tester Options
  - Table of Values
  - Direct Test Details Dialog
  - EntireX/HTTP/HTTPS Parameters Dialog
  - EntireX Parameters
  - HTTP Headers
  - HTTPS Parameters
  - Add Parameter Dialog
  - Edit Parameter Dialog
  - Using the EntireX XML Tester
  - Using the Broker and RPC User ID/Password
  - Using Conversational RPC
- Using the XML/SOAP Wrapper in Command-line Mode
  - Command-line Options
  - Example
  - Further Examples
  - Windows Example 1
  - Windows Example 2
  - Linux Example 1
  - Linux Example 2
- Tracing the XML/SOAP Runtime
- Writing Applications with the XML/SOAP Wrapper
- Introduction to Writing Applications with the XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - Connecting between XML-based Clients and an EntireX RPC Server
  - Publish an Existing EntireX RPC Server for XML-based Clients
  - Use your XML-based Client and Connect to an EntireX RPC Server
  - Connecting EntireX Clients and XML-based Server
  - Involve an XML-based Server in your EntireX Application
  - Connect your RPC Client and the XML-based Server
- Writing Advanced Applications with the XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - Listener for XML/SOAP
  - SOAP Documents
  - XML Documents
  - Using Conversational RPC
  - XML/SOAP Wrapper (Java API)
  - Listener for XML/SOAP
  - Using Compression
  - Using Broker ID
  - Examples
  - Using setCompressionLevel()
  - Listener for XML/SOAP
  - HTTP Proxy Settings
  - HTTP Basic Authentication
  - Using SSL/TLS with the RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - Null Value Suppression
  - Introduction
  - Default Setting for Null Value Suppression
  - Definition and Examples of Null Value Suppression Mode
  - No Suppression
  - Elements
  - Attributes
  - Cells at End (Trim)
  - All Empty Cells
  - Suppress Group Elements
  - Depends On Element
  - Default Definition of Null Value
  - User-specified Settings
  - Map Fault to IDL Parameter
  - Introduction
  - Example
  - Sample IDL File
  - IDL-XML Mapping
  - Testing the Fault Mapping
  - Test Scenario
  - Request 1 (Expecting Normal Response)
  - Request 2 (Expecting Fault Document)
  - Whitespace Handling
  - Attribute xml:space
  - Changing the Default for Whitespace Handling
- Connect an Existing EntireX RPC Server with an XML-based Client
  - Connect RPC Server with XML-based Client, using a Web Application
  - Connect RPC Server with XML-based Client, using the Java API of EntireX XML/SOAP Runtime
  - Running the Application
- Build an EntireX RPC Server and Use an Existing XML-based Client with It
  - Generation Process
  - Running the Application
- Build an EntireX RPC Client and Use an Existing XML-based Server
  - Generation Process
  - Running the Application
- Connect an Existing EntireX RPC Client to an XML-based Server
  - Generation Process
  - Running the Application
- Configuring Client and Server Applications
  - Configuring a Client to Call the EntireX XML/SOAP Runtime (Java API)
  - Configuration Information
  - Environment Settings
  - Configuring a Client to Call the EntireX XML/SOAP Runtime (Listener for XML/SOAP)
  - Configuration Information
  - Environment Settings
  - Configuring an RPC Server for XML/SOAP
- Deployment to RPC Server for XML/SOAP and Dynamic Configuration of RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - Introduction
  - Deploying an XMM File to RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - Undeploying an XMM File from RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - Configuring RPC Server for XML/SOAP Dynamically
- Examples
  - Example 1: Existing Natural Client that Connects to a Web Service
  - Natural Program
  - IDL
  - Example.wsdl
  - entirex.xmlrpcserver.properties
  - entirex.xmlrpcserver.configuration.xml
  - Example 2: Publish an EntireX RPC Server for Web Clients
  - IDL File
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and Troubleshooting
  - Listener for XML/SOAP
  - RPC Server for XML/SOAP
- Reference - HTTP and Java Interface
  - Client Using the Java Interface
  - Step 1: Writing the Client Program
  - Step 2: Running the Client Program
  - The Java Interface
  - Class XMLRPCService
  - The HTTP Interface
- XML Structures and IDL-XML Mapping
  - XML Structure Description
  - Basic IDL-XML Mapping
  - Example
  - IDL File
  - Element-preferred Mode
  - Attribute-preferred Mode
  - SOAP-conformant Mapping
  - Arrays
  - Groups
  - Example
  - Element-preferred mode
  - Attribute-preferred mode
  - Array of Groups
  - Grouping XML Elements or Attributes
  - Example
  - IN / OUT / IN OUT Parameters
- XML Schema Standards Conformance (XML/SOAP Wrapper)
  - XML Schema Parser Standards Conformance
  - Supported Features
  - Unsupported Features
  - XML Schema Writer Standards Conformance
  - Supported Features
  - Unsupported Features
- Reliable RPC for XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - Introduction to Reliable RPC
  - Writing a Client
  - Broker Configuration
- SOAP and Web Services (Listener for XML/SOAP)
  - SOAP Support
  - Web Services
IDL Extractor for COBOL
- IDL Extractor for COBOL
  - Introduction to the IDL Extractor for COBOL
  - Introduction to the IDL Extractor for COBOL
- Introduction
- Using the IDL Extractor for COBOL - Overview
- COBOL Mapping Editor
IDL Extractor for Natural
- IDL Extractor for Natural
- Introduction to the IDL Extractor for Natural
- Using the IDL Extractor for Natural
- RPC Environment Manager for Natural RPC Server
- RPC Environment Monitor
- Using the IDL Extractor for Natural in Command-line Mode
  - Command-line Options
  - Example
- Natural to IDL Mapping
- Examples for Redesigning the Extracted Interfaces
IDL Extractor for PL/I
- IDL Extractor for PL/I
- Using the IDL Extractor for PL/I
- Using the IDL Extractor for PL/I in Command-line Mode
  - Command-line Options
  - Example
- PL/I to IDL Mapping
- RPC Environment Manager for IDL Extractor for PL/I
- RPC Environment Monitor
IDL Extractor for Integration Server
- IDL Extractor for webMethods Integration Server
- Introduction to the IDL Extractor for Integration Server
- Using the IDL Extractor for Integration Server
- Mapping Integration Server Data Types to IDL
- Using the Service pub.wmentirex.listener:generateIDLfromService
IDL Extractor for WSDL
- IDL Extractor for WSDL
- Introduction to the IDL Extractor for WSDL
- Using the IDL Extractor for WSDL
- Using the IDL Extractor for WSDL in Command-line Mode
- WSDL to IDL Mapping
- Extracting IDL from WSDL Files
- Writing Web Service Client Applications
IDL Extractor for XML Document
- IDL Extractor for XML Document
- Introduction to the IDL Extractor for XML Document
- Using the IDL Extractor for XML Document
- Using the IDL Extractor for XML Document in Command-line Mode
- XML Document to IDL Mapping
IDL Extractor for XML Schema
- IDL Extractor for XML Schema
- Introduction to the IDL Extractor for XML Schema
- Using the IDL Extractor for XML Schema
- Using the IDL Extractor for XML Schema in Command-line Mode
- XML Schema to IDL Mapping
EntireX Default Broker View
- EntireX Default Broker View
- Opening the Default Broker View
- Broker Panel
- Service Panel
EntireX RPC Programming
- EntireX RPC Programming
- Introduction to RPC Programming
- Using the Broker ID in Applications
- IDL File
- Command and Info Services IDLs
- Writing RPC Applications
- Supported RPC Protocols
EntireX and REST
- EntireX and REST
- COBOL Scenarios
- Calling your COBOL Programs from your REST Client
- Calling the REST API from a COBOL Application
- Natural Scenarios
- Calling your Natural Subprograms from your REST Client
- Calling the REST API from a Natural Application
EntireX Broker ACI Programming
- EntireX Broker ACI Programming
- Introduction to ACI-based Programming
  - ACI-based Programming
  - Supported Languages
- Using the Broker ID in Applications
- Broker ACI Fields
  - Field Formats
  - Field Descriptions
- Broker ACI Functions
- Writing EntireX ACI Applications
- Writing RPC Applications
- IDL File
- Writing Client and Server Applications
- Writing Applications: Units of Work
- Writing Applications: Broker Command and Information Services
- Writing Applications using EntireX Security
- Broker UOW Status Transition
- Broker CIS Data Structures
EntireX Broker ACI for Assembler
- EntireX Broker ACI for Assembler
- Call Format
- Broker ACI Control Block Layout
- Broker ACI Control Block DSECT
- Using the Broker ACI with SSL/TLS
- z/OS
- Using IBM's Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
- z/VSE
- Using BSI's Automatic Transport Layer Security (ATLS)
- ACI Examples and DSECTs
- Related Literature
EntireX Broker ACI for C
- EntireX Broker ACI for C
- Call Format
- Broker ACI Control Block Layout
- Broker ACI Control Block Definition
- Using the Broker ACI with SSL/TLS
- z/OS
- Using IBM's Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
- z/VSE
- Using BSI's Automatic Transport Layer Security (ATLS)
- ACI Examples and Header Files
- Creating a C User Application under IBM i
- Step 1: Set the Environment
- Step 2: Compile the User Program
- Step 3: Bind EXA to the User Program
- Related Literature
- Call Format
- Broker ACI Control Block Layout
- Broker ACI Control Block Definition
- Using the Broker ACI with SSL/TLS
- z/OS
- Using IBM's Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
- z/VSE
- Using BSI's Automatic Transport Layer Security (ATLS)
- ACI Examples and Header Files
- Creating a C User Application under IBM i
- Step 1: Set the Environment
- Step 2: Compile the User Program
- Step 3: Bind EXA to the User Program
- Related Literature
EntireX Broker ACI for COBOL
- Call Format
- Broker ACI Control Block Layout
- Broker ACI Control Block Copybook
- Using the Broker ACI with SSL/TLS
- z/OS
- Using IBM's Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
- z/VSE
- Using BSI's Automatic Transport Layer Security (ATLS)
- ACI Examples and Copybooks
- Example using Long Password
- Creating a COBOL User Application under IBM i
- Step 1: Set the Environment
- Step 2: Compile the User Program
- Step 3: Bind EXA to the User Program
- Related Literature
EntireX Broker ACI for PL/I
- Call Format
- Broker ACI Control Block Layout
- Broker ACI Control Block Copybook
- Using the Broker ACI with SSL/TLS
- z/OS
- Using IBM's Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
- z/VSE
- Using BSI's Automatic Transport Layer Security (ATLS)
- ACI Examples and Copybooks
- Related Literature
EntireX Broker ACI for Natural
- Call Format
- Broker ACI Control Block Layout
- Broker ACI Control Block Data Area
- Using the Broker ACI with SSL/TLS
- z/OS
- Using IBM's Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
- z/VSE
- Using BSI's Automatic Transport Layer Security (ATLS)
EntireX Java ACI
- EntireX Java ACI
- Introduction
- Writing Applications - Required Steps
- Using Compression
- Using setCompressionLevel()
- Using Broker ID
- Examples
- Using EntireX Security with Java-based EntireX Applications
- Setting Transport Methods
- Socket Pooling Parameters for TCP and SSL/TLS Communication
- Using the Broker ACI with SSL/TLS
- Using HTTP(S) Tunneling
- How the Communication Works
- Enabling HTTP Support
- Enabling HTTPS Support
- Setting the Transport Timeout
- Tracing
- Using Internationalization with Java ACI
Internationalization with EntireX
- Preface
- Introduction to Internationalization
- Locale String Mapping
- Locale String Mapping Tables
Reliable RPC
- Reliable RPC
- Overview of Reliable RPC
  - Introduction to Reliable RPC
  - Broker Configuration
- Reliable RPC for C Wrapper
- Reliable RPC for COBOL Wrapper
- Reliable RPC for .NET Wrapper
  - Writing a Client
  - Writing a Server
- Reliable RPC for Java Wrapper
  - Writing a Client
  - Writing a Server
- Reliable RPC for XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - Writing a Client
  - Writing a Server
Error Messages and Codes
- Error Messages and Codes
  - List of Message Classes
  - Prefixes
  - Abbreviations
- Message Class 0000 - Successful Response
- Message Class 0001 - RPC C Runtime
- Message Class 0002 - EntireX ACI - User does not Exist
- Message Class 0003 - EntireX ACI - Conversation Ended
- Message Class 0007 - EntireX ACI - Service not Registered
- Message Class 0008 - EntireX ACI - Security Error
  - EntireX Security Messages
  - Security Return Code
- Message Class 0010 - EntireX ACI - Commands to Server
  - Message Class 0013 - EntireX Java
- Message Class 0014 - EntireX ACI - Broker Stub Version 1
- Message Class 0015 - Designer
- Message Class 0020 - EntireX ACI - User Error in the API
- Message Class 0021 - EntireX ACI - Configuration Error in the Attribute File
- Message Class 0022 - EntireX ACI - Translation and Conversion Errors
- Message Class 0036 - EntireX ACI - Broker Busy
- Message Class 0037 - EntireX ACI - Broker Resource Shortage
- Message Class 0074 - EntireX ACI - No request or Message Available
- Message Class 0078 - EntireX ACI - Error from Broker
- Message Class 0079 - EntireX ACI - Error in Broker Stub
- Message Class 0196 - EntireX ACI - Disconnected due to new Location
- Message Class 0215 - EntireX ACI - Connection Error
- Message Class 0217 - EntireX ACI - Transactionality
- Message Class 0300 - Broker Command Service
- Message Class 0301 - Broker Information Service
- Message Class 0302 - Configuring and Controlling Service
- Message Class 0400 - Direct RPC
- Message Class 0800 - IBM EntireX Adapter for Integration Server
- Message Class 1000 - RPC C Runtime System
- Message Class 1001 - RPC Protocol
- Message Class 1002 - User-definable Server
- Message Class 1003 - Conversion
- Message Class 1004 - IDL Compiler
- Message Class 1005 - RPC Server
- Message Class 1008 - EntireX License
- Message Class 1011 - User-definable SAGTRPC Conversion Exit
- Message Class 1016 - EntireX RPC Service Messages
- Message Class 1017 - EntireX RPC Online Maintenance Facility
- Message Class 1018 - EntireX RPC-ACI Bridge
- Message Class 1020 - IDL Extractor for Natural
- Message Class 1021 - EntireX RPC Server Mapping Deployment
- Message Class 1022 - RPC Server for CICS User Exit Messages
- Message Class 2000 - XML/SOAP Runtime
- Message Class 2001 - IDL Parser
- Message Class 2002 - .NET Wrapper
- Message Class 2003 - PL/I Wrapper
- Message Class 2004 - COBOL Wrapper
- Message Class 2005 - Generic IDL Extractor Messages
- Message Class 2006 - IDL Extractor for COBOL
- Message Class 2007 - IDL Extractor for PL/I
- Message Class 2008 - Software AG RPC Extractor Service
- Message Class 2010 - RPC Server and Listener for IBM® MQ
- Message Class 2011 - Connections to IMS Connect
- Message Class 2012 - Connections to CICS ECI
- Message Class 2013 - Deployment to XML RPC Server
- Message Class 2014 - COBOL Converter
- Message Class 2015 - AS/400
- Message Class 2016 - Connections to CICS Socket Listener
- Message Class 2017 - Connections to CICS IPIC
- Message Class 2023 - Connections to ApplinX
- Message Class 4000 - EntireX Process Extractor
- Message Class ETBD - Broker Log and Console - Diagnostic Messages
- Message Class ETBE - Broker Log and Console - Error Messages
- Message Class ETBM - Broker Log and Console - Informational Messages
- Message Class ETBW - Broker Log and Console - Unit of Work/Persistence Messages
- Message Class 8000-8999 - User-definable ACI Messages
- EntireX CICS ABEND Codes
- Software AG Licensing Messages
  - MLC1001
  - MLC1002
  - MLC1003
  - MLC1004
  - MLC1005
  - MLC2001
  - MLC2002
  - MLC2003
  - MLC2004
  - MLC2005
  - MLC2006
  - MLC2007
  - MLC2008
  - MLC2009
  - MLC2010
  - MLC2011
  - MLC2012
  - MLC2013
  - MLC3001
  - MLC3002
  - MLC3003
  - MLC3004
  - MLC3005
  - MLC3006
  - MLC3007
  - MLC3008
  - MLC3009
  - MLC3010
  - MLC3011
  - MLC3012
  - MLC3013
  - MLC3014
  - MLC9001
  - MLC9002
  - MLC9003
  - MLC9004
  - MLC9005
  - MLC9006
  - MLC9007
  - MLC9010
- EntireX SAGTOKEN Messages
- EntireX Broker Security Server for BS2000
- Message Class XCO - X-COM Console Messages
- Component Return Codes in EntireX
- Broker Command and Information Services Error Codes
  - Broker Command Service
  - Broker Information Services
- EXXMSG - Command-line Tool for Displaying Error Messages
- Running the EXXMSG Command-line Utility
  - Command-line Parameters
  - Sample Command
  - Sample Output
- Administration Service Messages
EntireX Glossary
- EntireX Glossary
- A
  - Accounting
  - ACI
  - ACI Binary Field
  - ACI Control Block
  - ACI Reply
  - ACI Request
  - ACI Server
  - ACI Service
  - ACI String Field
  - ADALNK
  - Advanced Communication Interface
  - Application Monitoring
  - Attach Server
  - Attribute File
  - Authentication
  - Authorization
  - Authorization Rule
- B
  - Batch RPC Server
  - Broker
  - Broker ACI
  - Broker Administration Tool
  - Broker Agent
  - Broker Attribute File
  - Broker Command-line Utility
  - Broker HTTP(S) Agent
  - Broker Kernel
  - Broker SSL Agent
  - Broker Stub
  - Broker TCP Agent
  - Broker Trace Utility
- C
  - C RPC Server
  - C Wrapper
  - CCB
  - CICS ECI RPC Server
  - CICS RPC Server
  - CICS Socket Listener
  - Client
  - Client Program
  - COBOL Mapping
  - COBOL Wrapper
  - Command and Info Services
  - Command Central
  - Command-line Utility
  - Command Logging
  - Conversation
  - Container Orchestration
  - Correlation ID
  - Custom Wrappers
- D
  - Data Collector
  - Data Compression
  - Default Broker View
  - Deferred Delivery
  - Designer
  - .NET RPC Server
  - .NET Wrapper
  - DVIPA
- E
  - Eclipse Plug-in
  - Eclipse Workbench
  - Encryption
  - EntireX
  - EntireX Adapter
  - EntireX Broker
  - EntireX Broker ACI
  - EntireX CICS® Socket Listener
  - EntireX Design Time
  - EntireX Java ACI
  - EntireX Java Runtime
  - EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring
  - EntireX Mini Runtime
  - EntireX RPC
  - EntireX RPC-ACI Bridge
  - EntireX RPC Servers
  - EntireX Runtime
  - EntireX Security
  - EntireX Support Tool
  - EntireX Trace Utility
  - EntireX Workbench
  - EntireX XML Adapters
  - EntireX XML Mapping Editor
  - EntireX XML to IDL Generators
  - EntireX XML/SOAP Runtime
  - ETBCMD
  - ETBINFO
  - Explicit Logon
  - Extractor
- F
  - Failover
- H
  - High Availability
  - HiperSockets
- I
  - IDL
  - IDL Compiler
  - IDL Editor
  - IDL Extractor for COBOL
  - IDL Extractor for Integration Server
  - IDL Extractor for Natural
  - IDL Extractor for PL/I
  - IDL Extractor for WSDL
  - IDL Extractor for XML Document
  - IDL Extractor for XML Schema
  - IDL File
  - IDL Template
  - Impersonation
  - Implicit Logon
  - IMS Connect RPC Server
  - IMS RPC Server
  - Integration Server
  - Integration Server Wrapper
  - Interface
  - Interface Object
  - Internationalization
  - IUBL
- J
  - Java ACI
  - Java Runtime
  - Java RPC Server
  - Java Wrapper
  - Java Wrapper for Natural
- L
  - Lightweight Diagnostics
  - Listener
  - Listener for IBM MQ
  - Listener for XML/SOAP
  - Load Balancing
  - Locale
  - LPAR
- M
  - Mainframe
  - Marshalling
  - Message
  - Message ID
  - Messaging
  - Mini Runtime
- N
  - NABS
  - Natural Mapping
  - Natural Wrapper
  - NCQE
  - .NET RPC Server
  - .NET Wrapper
  - NLB
  - Node Convergence
- P
  - Participant
  - PCB
  - Persistence
  - Persistent Status
  - Persistent Storage Interface
  - Persistent Store
  - Persistent Unit of Work
  - PL/I Wrapper
  - Privacy
  - Proxy
- Q
  - Queued Direct I/O (QDIO)
- R
  - Reliable RPC
  - Remote Program
  - RPC
  - RPC Runtime
  - RPC Server for AS/400
  - RPC Server for Batch (BS2000)
  - RPC Server for Batch (z/OS)
  - RPC Server for C
  - RPC Server for CICS (z/OS)
  - RPC Server for CICS ECI
  - RPC Server for CICS IPIC
  - RPC Server for CICS Socket Listener
  - RPC Server for .NET
  - RPC Server for IBM MQ
  - RPC Server for IMS
  - RPC Server for IMS Connect
  - RPC Server for Java
  - RPC Server for XML/SOAP
  - RPC Servers
  - RPC Service
  - RPC-ACI Bridge
- S
  - SCB
  - SDL
  - Server
  - Server Mapping File for COBOL
  - Server Mapping File for Natural
  - Server Program
  - Server-side Mapping File
  - Service
  - SMA
  - Software AG Common Platform
  - IDL
  - Software AG Runtime
  - Software AG Security Infrastructure
  - Software AG Web Server
  - SPFX
  - SSL
  - SSX
  - Stub
  - Sysplex
- T
  - Tamino X-Tensions
  - TCP/IP Communicator
  - Template
  - TLS
  - Transaction Recovery
  - TRAP
  - Tunnel Servlet
- U
  - UOW
  - UOW Lifetime
  - UOW Status Query
  - USRSEC
  - UWCB
- V
  - VIPA
- W
  - IBM EntireX
  - IBM EntireX Adapter for Integration Server
  - IBM EntireX Package
  - webMethods Integration Server
  - webMethods Integration Server Wrapper
  - Web Services
  - Web Services Wrapper
  - Web Services Wrapper for Natural
  - WLM
  - Workbench
  - Wrapper
- X
  - XCOM Communicator
  - XMLAdapter
  - XML Mapping Editor
  - XML Mapping File
  - XML RPC
  - XML Schema
  - XML Tester
  - XML to IDL Generators
  - XML/SOAP Listener
  - XML/SOAP RPC Server
  - XML/SOAP Runtime
  - XML/SOAP Wrapper
  - XMM
- Z
  - Zero Client Footprint
- Numbers
  - 24x7
  - 99.999