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We clicked No on the TaskGuide? window that appeared.
From the Configuration Tool main menu, we clicked the TCP protocol handler in
the Java gateway tree, and then ticked the Enable protocol handler checkbox
(Figure 9-3).
Figure 9-3 CICS TG Linux, configuring the TCP handler
This causes the CICS TG TCP protocol handler to start up when the Gateway
daemon starts, and listen for TCP requests on port 2006. It creates the lines
shown in Example 9-10 in the CTG.INI file.
Example 9-10 TCP protocol handler lines in CTG.INI
protocol@tcp.handler=com.ibm.ctg.server.TCPHandler
protocol@tcp.parameters=connecttimeout=2000;idletimeout=600000;pingfrequency=60
000;port=2006;solinger=0;sotimeout=1000;
We also needed to configure a connection from the Client daemon to our CICS
region SCSCPJA1 on z/OS. For this, we re-used the TCP/IP connection
described in Chapter 5, “TCP/IP connections to CICS” on page 81. See
Figure 9-4 on page 222 for the definitions used. This creates the lines shown in
Example 9-11 on page 222 in the CTG.INI file.
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