Whatever you do, don't look up Zowe on Urban Dictionary.
On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 2:23 PM Jerry Whitteridge
wrote:
> You have it exactly. And thanks.
>
> My concern is/would be the number of WLP servers with each service taking
> their own. I'd like to see something more along the lines of
Mark Waterbury wrote:
>I recently was given a tape image of a tape made on VM/370 circa 1977 or so
>... and looking at the tape image with AWSBrowse it looks "similar to" a CMS
>TAPE DUMP or VMFPLC2 DUMP ... but it's not ...
>It has similar looking headers for each file, but instead of fixed
Do you have a record layout of what the resulting file should be?
I.E. Fixed length fields?
I would look for short binary lengths at the start of the record, then
blank trimmed fields after that. Would need to copy field by field
the number of bytes in the length field.
On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at
I recently was given a tape image of a tape made on VM/370 circa 1977 or so ...
and looking at the tape image with AWSBrowse it looks "similar to" a CMS TAPE
DUMP or VMFPLC2 DUMP ... but it's not ...
It has similar looking headers for each file, but instead of fixed length
records, it has
Hierarchical storage management
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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Sent: Friday, August 17, 2018
You have it exactly. And thanks.
My concern is/would be the number of WLP servers with each service taking
their own. I'd like to see something more along the lines of "Customer"
and "Systems" instances so for example z/OS Connect EE would fall under the
"Customer" bucket, and z/OSMF and Zowe
Great News! I have learned that Wayne is working part time at IBM and has
been contacted with the link. As said in the PM "hopefully he will respond".
Jim
On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 10:34 AM, Don Poitras wrote:
> Someone should let him know he retired as he keeps showing up at Share and
> the IBM
Someone should let him know he retired as he keeps showing up at Share and
the IBM TDMs. :)
In article
you wrote:
> Wayne Rhoten (Morgan Hill, CA) probably knows more than most. He was Mr SMS
> until he retired from IBM in 2014. I don't know how to contact him but if
> you could find someone
I think you mean "z/OS Connect EE" ..as I have history with z/OS
Connect let me summarize positioning
- z/OS Connect EE focus is customer COBOL or PL/I applications running in
CICS and IMS - it can do other environments too (MQ, WAS for z/OS) but
let's generally say Line of Business
Wayne Rhoten (Morgan Hill, CA) probably knows more than most. He was Mr SMS
until he retired from IBM in 2014. I don't know how to contact him but if
you could find someone who has contact information, he would be a gold
mine. I do know someone who *might* know how to get a hold of him if you
get
How does Zowe play with the zConnect product ? Sounds like I'm starting to
get WLP servers breeding over night !
Jerry Whitteridge
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Correct (and I am interpreting you definition of a "z/OS system" to mean
one LPAR...In addition to 2 Libertys there is at least one node.js
instance for the web ui. There are also started tasks for API Mediation
(using Spring boot) and currently a security server - we are looking how
[citation needed]
Couldn't resist, but it's true.
On Fri, Aug 17, 2018, 11:16 Seymour J Metz wrote:
> Currently, DFSMS and Data Facility Storage Management Subsystem in
> wikipedia redirect to HSM, which is mind boggling. I believe that the best
> way to get past the Kafkaesque wiki
On 2018-08-17 10:56, Bruce Armstrong wrote:
Zowe is open source ..it uses z/OSMF (which runs on Liberty and is not
open to additional uses)..Zowe ships a copy of Liberty and we are
working on how to allow extensions to run in the Zowe supplied Liberty.
To ensure that everyone is 100%
NOTE: I'm not a Zowe developer, but I sit near some of them at Rocket
and have some understanding of its structure via osmosis. :-) This
should not be considered "authoritative."
There are several pieces to Zowe:
* A web client (code that runs in the browser: HTML, CSS and
JavaScript). This
Currently, DFSMS and Data Facility Storage Management Subsystem in wikipedia
redirect to HSM, which is mind boggling. I believe that the best way to get
past the Kafkaesque wiki bureaucracy is to write an article on DFSMS. For that
purpose, I'd like to solicit whatever information you have,
We are beginning the process to build the agenda for the September Large
Systems Working Group WebEx meeting
This event will be held on 26th September 2018 at 15:00 BST
If you would like to present at this event, please send the following to Leanne
Wilson(lean...@rsmpartners.com):
* Your
Zowe is open source ..it uses z/OSMF (which runs on Liberty and is not
open to additional uses)..Zowe ships a copy of Liberty and we are
working on how to allow extensions to run in the Zowe supplied Liberty.
Zowe also ships a node.js server and we are also working on how that can
be
Bruce,
I'm not sure that I understand -
Zowe is open-source, but it must run in z/OSMF Liberty and you aren't free
to deploy your own code there ?
On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 5:42 AM, Bruce Armstrong
wrote:
> David - deploying into the z/OSMF Liberty instance is a no-no as it is
>
> part of the
> Would there be sufficient community interest to maintain it?
If they only open sourced BM/READ? Probably not. If they open sourced the whole
suite from DCF through BM/READ? Probably yes.
> On what variety of platforms?
Well, a Linux port would be 99% of the way to *bsd and Unix ports?
Bruce,
That's what I thought WRT z/OSMF. We ship a turnkey Apache Tomcat server
but our servlet WARs and native code run fine in WLP. But there
are license issues. Having a WLP instance that we can deploy into would
dramatically reduce the footprint of our product if we want to integrate
with
David - deploying into the z/OSMF Liberty instance is a no-no as it is
part of the z/OS operating system and IBM wants to control what runs there
for support reasons/security, etc. (I think there maybe be T that limit
what runs there. I have not dug into the specifics to know if there is any
On 17/08/2018 4:27 AM, Kirk Wolf wrote:
You can use the files, data sets, and jobs services in Zowe without z/OSMF
?
I don't think so. There's nothing wrong the the z/OSMF APIs it's the UI
that people don't like.
We've got a new product with a REST API that's basically a JAX-RS Java
Did you deactivate and activate the new CF LPARs?
The CFRM CDS has 8 slots to store policies by 'PGM=IXCMIAPU' and different
names from 'DEFINE POLICY NAME()'.
With SETXCF START,POL,TYPE=CFRM,POLNAME=xx you make one of the policies the
active policy. This policy is copied to the
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