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chmod ugo+x libCTGJNI.so
Defining connection information
You are now ready to define connection information to the J2EE Server. We
performed the following steps:
1. Start the WebSphere Application Server for z/OS and OS/390 Administration
application using the menu option: Start -> Programs -> IBM WebSphere
for z/OS -> Administration.
2. Log on to your server using its IP address, port, your user ID, and password.
We used wtsc66oe.itso.ibm.com, port 900, and CBADMIN as our user ID, as
shown in Figure 10-6 on page 249.
3. Create a new conversation to add the CICS connector support. To do this,
right-click Conversations and select Add.
Tip: We suggest you use a date/time based convention for your
conversation names, since we found you will need to define a new
conversation every time you make a change to WebSphere. We used the
format . , for example CTGTester 24.5
15:45. You will also see this same conversation name at the top of your
current.env file (which is the file WebSphere uses to store your current
definitions) after this conversation is activated. With this method, you will
then know when you made the changes for the active WebSphere
configuration.
4. Enter the conversation name and then click Selected -> Save. Our new
conversation 24.5 15:45 is shown in Figure 10-8.
Figure 10-8 Entering the conversation name
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