enables users to edit, compile and execute jobs directly on the mainframe all directly from within the Eclipse IDE. It also
allows you to model your mainframe development process directly into Eclipse without the need for custom Java plug-in development.
This functionality is provided by the following additional components:
- z/Server
- is a z/OS server program that allows
Visual COBOL users to develop directly on the mainframe. The z/Server is a mainframe-started task which needs to be installed on your
mainframe to enable remote development on the mainframe.
- z/Server is now installed as part of the Mainframe Access Server installer. Existing customers need to perform a full Mainframe
Access Server installation in order to update to the latest version of z/Server.
- Two manuals are provided with this product help to assist you with the z/Server installation - see
Related reference:
-
Mainframe Access Installation Guide - see
Configuring z/Server feature support
-
z/Server Messages and Diagnostics
- Application Workflow Manager
- is available within all
Visual COBOL variants and provides all the capabilities and tools to develop and maintain Application Workflow models. These models allow
you to integrate tools and processes directly into
Visual COBOL.
- You can use the Application Workflow Manager with the following products:
- Visual COBOL - the
Visual COBOL setup file automatically installs the Application Workflow Manager.
- IBM Developer for z Systems (IDz) - see the topic
Installing Application Workflow Manager into
IBM Developer for z Systems (IDz) in this product help. This requires that
Visual COBOL Connect is installed and licensed.
-
The following manuals are provided with this product help to assist you with using and configuring the Application Workflow
Manager component:
- Workflow Manager Modelling Guide
- Workflow Manager Troubleshooting
- Workflow Manager Messages
-
For training about how to use a workflow modeller, contact
Micro Focus Professional Services.
is compatible with IBM System zEC12 mainframe hardware and later.