Guides you through the steps required to create an
Enterprise Developer project, import the MFDEMO IMS application files into the project, set the project properties, and perform additional required
steps to enable the application to run in
Enterprise Server.
Create the IMSSupport project
- In the Eclipse
Application Explorer view, expand
Enterprise Developer and right-click
Enterprise Development Projects; then select
New COBOL Project > Mainframe COBOL Project.
This starts the
Mainframe COBOL Project wizard.
- Type
IMSSupport into the
Project Name field.
- Click
Finish.
The IMSSupport project is created and appears in the
Application Explorer view.
Add project subdirectories
For this tutorial, you need to add two project subdirectories; one for generated output files, and one for system files used
by
Enterprise Server.
- At a command prompt, change to your
IMSSupport project directory, and create the following child subdirectories to
IMSSupport:
Set project properties
- In the Eclipse
Application Explorer view, right-click the
IMSSupport project; then select
Properties
- Expand
Micro Focus > Build Configurations; then click
Link.
- In the
Output path field, replace
NewConfiguration.bin with
loadlib, and then click
Apply:
- In the left pane, expand
Micro Focus > Project Settings; then click
COBOL
- Ensure that the following properties are set as follows:
Character set
|
ASCII
|
COBOL dialect
|
Enterprise COBOL for z/OS
|
Source Format
|
Fixed
|
Compile for debugging
|
Yes
|
- If you made any property changes, click
Apply.
- In the left pane under
Project Settings, click
IMS.
- Type
loadlib into the
Generated files field.
- In the
IMS Database field in the right pane, type the full path to the
loadlib project subdirectory, or use
Browse to select it.
Note: The
Generated files setting is relative to the current project, but the
IMS Database setting must be an absolute path.
- Click
Apply.
- Expand
Micro Focus > Project Settings > IMS; then click
DBD Settings.
- Ensure that
Generate map is set to
Yes, and click
Apply if you made a change.
- In the left pane, click
MFS Settings
- Type
loadlib into the
MFS output field; then click
Apply and Close to save all changes to the project properties.
Import demonstration application files
- In the
Application Explorer view, select your project; then click
File > Import > General > File System.
- Click
Next.
- Browse to the
$COBDIR/demo/ims/ivp32 (for 32-bit) or
ivp64 (for 64-bit), and then click
Select Folder.
- In the right pane, check the following files, and then click
Finish.
- DEMO001T.CBL
- DEMO001T.PSB
- DEMO03DD.DBD
- DEMO03DD.DBU
- DEMO90.MFS
- DEMO91.MFS
- DEMO92.MFS
- RGHTJUST.CBL
- TRANCODE.TXT
This creates copies of the files in the project directory.
Because Eclipse is configured to build the project automatically, adding the files triggers a build. Build output files are
created in the
loadlib folder, and include:
- DBDGEN2.DAT
- DBDGEN2F.DAT
- PSBGEN3.DAT
- DEMO001T.ACB
- DEMO03DD.ACB
- The MFS files generation creates some
.mid,
.mod,
.dif and
.dof files. These files contain system configuration data. You should move them only if you know how to configure your enterprise
server.
- Building the DBD and the PSB files produces respectively
dbdgen2.dat,
dbdgen2f.dat,
psbgen3.dat as well as some
.acb files.