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Everything old is new again: extending host-based information outward Enterprise Systems Journal |
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Once a corporation has committed to migrating its legacy SNA networks to IP, it is in a position to exploit its new network, as well as the value of its mainframes and the data that resides within. As a result, corporations large and small are looking toward the Web and Web-to-host connectivity as a path to e-business and e-commerce. (April 2000) |
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Accessing OS/390 data from Windows applications Enterprise Systems Journal |
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The industry has been trying to marry the mainframe and distributed-systems environments for the past decade. Various offerings have been developed and presented as that holiest of grails, Universal Data Access. (June 2000) |
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URL: http://www.esj.com/blastarticle.asp?ID=53000120912P... |
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Integrating Java with the mainframe Software Development |
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This article explains using Java to implement a distributed relational database architecture, a suite of SNA communications protocols that lets you place an ODBC call to a router daemon and get data back from a mainframe. (March 1999) |
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URL: http://www.sdmagazine.com/breakrm/features/s993f3.s... |
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Building the bridge: Online communications between heterogeneous applications helps fight welfare fraud Enterprise Systems Journal |
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The ability of different departments within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to query each other's data online is helping to fight welfare fraud. A store-and-forward messaging system, based on IBM's MQSeries system, provides realtime and batch communications to a wide range of agencies running the MVS, AIX, Windows NT, Windows 95 and HP-UX operating systems. (June 2000) |
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URL: http://www.esj.com/fullarticle.asp?ID=53000115431AM... |
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