When you deploy a service interface, the appropriate files are copied to the location from which the associated entepriser server runs the service.
Before deploying a service, you must first set the appropriate deployment properties. For most applications, the default deployment settings are acceptable. However, you might want to check the following:
- Set the appropriate
Application character set, ASCII or EBCDIC, for your application.
- If your CICS application interfaces with a terminal type other than MOD2, set the
Facilitylike name as follows:
Terminal Type
|
Facilitylike Name
|
MOD3
|
MER3
|
MOD4
|
MER4
|
MOD5
|
MER5
|
Note:
The Facilitylike name for MOD2 terminals can be blank (default) or you can set it to MER2.
- For CICS and IMS service interfaces, optionally enable the tracing of service execution.
Once your service interface is deployed, you can generate a client for it.
Note: The process of deploying a Java service to an enterprise server and generating a client requires that you do some additional steps.