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376 CICS Transaction Gateway V5
private void dropConnection()
{
// tidy up the interaction and connection and set our references to
// null.
try
{
eciInt.close();
eciConn.close();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
e.printStackTrace();
}
eciInt = null;
eciConn = null;
}
Figure B-42 Closing the connection to CICS
JSPs
The application uses two JSPs to format and display the results. One of two
scenarios can occur; the request completes successfully, or an exception occurs
inside the CICS ECI resource adapter or our code. The JSPs are stored in the
CTGTesterCCIWeb enterprise application project in WebSphere Studio, under
the webApplication folder.
results.jsp
The JSP results.jsp processes successful completion of a request. The JSP
defines the title of the HTML page and the style sheet used to format the HTML
in the header. The JSP defines the JavaBeans components that the page uses to
format and display the results (Figure B-43).
Figure B-43 JavaBeans components used by results.jsp
These components are all in the request scope and are all String objects. Their
IDs correspond to the names of the attributes we set in the HttpRequest in our
servlet. They contain the result of the CICS request made by the servlet.