A new Enterprise Server hosts the CICS environment.
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Click
Start > All Programs > Micro Focus Enterprise Developer > Tools > Enterprise Developer Command Prompt (32-bit).
The Enterprise Developer command prompt appears.
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Create a new CICS resource definition file by entering:
caspcrd /c /dp=C:\CTG\CTGDEMO\system into the command prompt you just opened.
A sequence of messages appears in the window, culminating in the message:
Resource file created successfully.
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Within Enterprise Developer, select
Window > Show View > Server Explorer, right-click
Local [localhost:10086]
and select
Open Administration Page.
This opens the
Enterprise Server Common Web Administration (ESCWA) user interface.
Note: If the
Local server connection is not displayed:
- In the Server Explorer view, click
(Create a new connection...), or right-click and select
.
The
New Enterprise Server Common Web Administration Connection dialog box is displayed.
- In the
Name field, type
Local.
- In the
Server address field, type
localhost.
- In the
Server port field, leave the default as
10086.
- If the server connection is TLS-enabled, select
TLS Enabled, and then click
Browse and select the appropriate certificate.
Note: If
TLS Enabled is selected, but you do not specify a certificate, the default Java keystore is searched for a valid one.
- Click
Finish.
A connection attempt is made, and if successful, the new ESCWA connection is displayed at the top level, in the Server Explorer.
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In
ESCWA, to create a new
enterprise server region click
Native.
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In the navigation pane, click
.
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Click
* New
This displays the
New Region dialog box.
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In the
Name field, type
CTGDEMO. Check
MSS Enabled.
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You will not be accessing CICS via a TN3270 terminal, so uncheck
Create TN3270 listener.
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Click
Save to create the
enterprise server region.
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In the navigation pane, click
This takes you to the
General Properties page.
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Enter the following into the
Configuration Information field:
[ES-Environment]
ESPROJ=C:\CTG\CTGDEMO
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In the
Startup Options group, check
Allow Dynamic Debugging.
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Click
Apply.
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Click
.
- In the
System Initialization Table field, type
DEMOSIT.
- In the
Transaction Path field, type
$ESPROJ\loadlib.
- In the
File Path field, type
$ESPROJ\data.
- In the
Map Path field, type
$ESPROJ\loadlib.
- In the
Resource Definition File Path field, type
$ESPROJ\system.
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Click
Apply.