A bit OT, but how can you easily check if Python is installed on z/OS?
(Can't ask anyone here for the moment due to an organisational mess.)

Thomas Berg

Den ons 3 juli 2024 09:01Timothy Sipples <[email protected]> skrev:

> David Crayford wrote:
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> >There are equivalents to almost all of those listed above. As Timothy
> already
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> >mentioned ZAOU has many functions....
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> Good list! I should mention some more.
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> 1. IBM offers open source Python code called tnz that provides a complete
> 3270 ?stack.? You can use tnz to programmatically drive practically
> anything that can be driven through a TN3270E connection. And sometimes you
> have to do that, maybe because you?ve lost the source code or otherwise
> would find it difficult to add APIs to an existing application through some
> other means. (Or maybe you want to automate some tests of 3270 screens.)
> You can also use tnz as a terminal emulator, running on a client machine
> (PC, Mac) or on z/OS itself. When you run tnz on z/OS you can connect via
> SSH (using Putty for example), fire up tnz, and establish a TN3270E
> connection from there ? back to TSO/E on the same z/OS instance if you
> want. Or hop over to z/VM, VSEn, some other instances of z/OS, or z/TPF.
> All from your SSH terminal session into the z/OS instance that?s running
> tnz. Very handy!
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> https://github.com/IBM/tnz
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> 2. Colin Paice ported PyMQI, a popular Python library for IBM MQ, to z/OS.
> More information here:
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> https://github.com/colinpaicemq/zpymqi
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> IBM MQ for z/OS also has a simple RESTful interface, and as David
> mentioned it's easy to use/consume REST interfaces in Python.
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> 3. Python has an email package that you can use to send and receive emails
> ? analogous to XMITIP and CSSMTP.
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> 4. PyRACF is just what it sounds like: a Python interface into the RACF
> management API.
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> https://github.com/ambitus/pyracf
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> 5. Here's an article explaining how to call COBOL directly from Python:
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> https://community.ibm.com/community/user/ibmz-and-linuxone/blogs/denis-gbler2/2023/12/08/how-to-call-existing-cobol-modules-from-python?communityKey=9a8b7fc3-b167-447a-8e14-adf93406eccc
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> ?????
> Timothy Sipples
> Senior Architect
> Digital Assets, Industry Solutions, and Cybersecurity
> IBM Z/LinuxONE, Asia-Pacific
> [email protected]
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