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<strong>The</strong> Team That Wrote This Redbook<br />
xiv <strong>CICS</strong> for AIX as the <strong>Transaction</strong> <strong>Server</strong><br />
This chapter describes the infrastructure provided by DCE to support the<br />
proper execution of a <strong>CICS</strong> for AIX system. Planning considerations are<br />
discussed.<br />
• Chapter 6, “Interactions <strong>with</strong> Encina for AIX”<br />
This chapter describes the transactional services provided by Encina to<br />
support the <strong>CICS</strong> for AIX system. Planning considerations are discussed.<br />
• Chapter 7, “Interactions <strong>with</strong> the DB2 Family of Products”<br />
This chapter provides an overview of the X/Open XA interface. Various<br />
RDBMS access options are discussed <strong>with</strong> reference to DB2 as the RDBMS.<br />
Planning considerations for accessing various databases belonging to the<br />
DB2 family from the <strong>CICS</strong> for AIX system are presented.<br />
• Chapter 8, “Using <strong>CICS</strong> System Manager for AIX”<br />
This chapter describes the functions and components of <strong>CICS</strong> System<br />
Manager for AIX and explains how it can be used to manage the <strong>CICS</strong> for<br />
AIX systems in terms of workload and system management. Planning<br />
considerations are presented.<br />
• Chapter 9, “Accessing <strong>CICS</strong> from the Web”<br />
This chapter describes how <strong>CICS</strong> applications running in the <strong>CICS</strong> for AIX<br />
system can be accessed from the World Wide Web using <strong>CICS</strong> Internet<br />
Gateway for AIX supplied by IBM <strong>Transaction</strong> <strong>Server</strong> for AIX. Relevant<br />
planning considerations are discussed.<br />
• Chapter 10, “Application Design Considerations”<br />
This chapter provides the considerations for designing good <strong>CICS</strong><br />
applications in general.<br />
• Chapter 11, “TDJ Enterprise International Limited”<br />
This chapter describes a sample complex <strong>OLTP</strong> environment to demonstrate<br />
how IBM <strong>Transaction</strong> <strong>Server</strong> for AIX has helped facilitate a complex <strong>OLTP</strong>.<br />
This book was produced by a team of specialists from around the world working<br />
at the International Technical Support Organization, San Jose Center.<br />
Guido De Simoni is a Project Leader at the International Technical Support<br />
Organization, San Jose Center. He writes extensively and teaches IBM classes<br />
worldwide on all areas of distributed <strong>OLTP</strong>. Before joining the ITSO three years<br />
ago, Guido worked in the AIX Competency Center in Italy as a Connectivity<br />
Advisor.<br />
Tim Dunn is a Performance Analyst at the Hursley Laboratory in England. He<br />
has eight years of experience in the performance tuning of <strong>CICS</strong> for AIX and<br />
<strong>CICS</strong> for MVS/ESA systems. He has also worked extensively <strong>with</strong> <strong>CICS</strong> System<br />
Manager for AIX, focusing on the workload management component.<br />
Haiyan Jia is a Systems Engineer at IBM China Co. He has two years of<br />
experience in technical support of <strong>CICS</strong> for AIX systems. Haiyan also worked as<br />
a UNIX systems administrator for three years.<br />
Yan Tsang is an Advisory IP Specialist at the IBM Support Center in Sydney,<br />
Australia. He has 21 years of experience in various support services and for the