Micro Focus Enterprise Developer 2.3 Update 1 for Eclipse > General Reference > Application Workflow Manager > Workflow Manager Modeling Guide > Function Packages > RDz Function Package

RDz Function Package

This function package provides tools which depend on RDz. Therefore this function package is only available in RDz.

AWM supports the RDz specific concept of property groups which are used by RDz editors like the RDz COBOL, PL/I or LPEX editor to support syntax checking, content assist, program outline views and other editor features.

Note: There is a principal difference between Micro Focus and RDz editor support in modeled remote edit scenarios. Micro Focus editors require specific properties to support the background parsing process (e.g. SYSLIB property), whereas RDz requires an RDz property group which has to be associated to a file before editing this file. This has some implications on modelling the corresponding RDz tools which are described in this chapter.

Dependent on which edit tool is used, there are different options to associate property groups to an RDz file. If the RDz property group does not exist, it can be created using the Create Property Group tool.

Edit Local File (see Eclipse function package)

An RDz local property group need to be associated to the local file.

This can be provided by AWM in two ways:

The AWM element has a property associated which is defined in the model with the special property attribute value “Property Group” and contains the value of an existing RDz local property group at runtime. This RDz local property group is associated automatically to the local file if the Edit Local File tool is called and before the editor pops up.
The RDz tool "Associate Property Group" is used in an edit action before the edit tool is called.

Edit/Browse MVS File (see MVS function package)

An RDz remote property group need to be associated to the mainframe dataset or member. The RDz tool "Associate Property Group" must be used in an edit action before the edit or browse tool is called.