Mary Kay Tubello wrote:
To all,
I am looking into having a server application send data to the mainframe
via the z/OS HTTP web server PUT method. I want to store the data in a
dataset so that a batch job can process it.
I have used HTTP for a server app to retrieve mainframe files. This is
pretty easy. But, writing to the mainframe seems to be much more
complicated.
Anyone out there who can advise?
Thanks,
Mary Kay
Mary Kay,
We have a couple of courses that might help.
"Introduction to CGIs on z/OS" - 1 day, no labs
This lecture / discussion class covers the main issues
in writing various kinds of CGIs for the z/OS HTTP web
server, including sample code written in Assembler,
PL/I, C, COBOL, and REXX.
details:
http://www.trainersfriend.com/UNIX_and_Web_courses/uc01descr.htm
"Writing z/OS CGIS in Assembler" - 1 very full day,
hands on labs
This class covers the details required to handle GET and
POST processing from CGIs written in Assembler, including
working with VSAM files and DB2 databses for GET and
saving files for PUT, along with hidden controls, cookies,
and submitting jobs from a CGI.
details:
http://www.trainersfriend.com/UNIX_and_Web_courses/uc06descr.htm
The above class was intended to be the first of a series
of courses that cover the same content but in different
languages. But no one has requested any, so I have not
put any effort into developing alternatives.
Both courses assume some familiarity working with z/OS
UNIX, either from omvs or telnet or both, and some familiarity
with HTML or XHTML. If necessary, we can provide the prerequisite
training too.
For both pages, there are links to very detailed topical
outlines, so be sure to check those out too.
Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
The Trainer's Friend, Inc.
303-393-8716
http://www.trainersfriend.com
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