I would like some feedback on development tools, let me describe the
environment first



Our existing CICS system uses what we call "dot delimited messages".
These all arrive over point to point encrypted communications lines into
what we call CORs (kinda sorta like TORs but without terminals). The COR
code either does some routing or passes the messages to the AORs. The
AORs process the message and send the result to the COR who then send it
back to the original requester.



The XML system runs under zVM as a Linux guest (software here is written
in C) which we refer to as an XOR (XML owning region). Its job is to
translate the inbound XML message back to "dot-delimited" format and
push the message into the COR. The existing system runs as normal
(message into the AOR and get the response etc). The COR then sends the
response to the XOR who translates the "dot delimited" response back to
XML and sends the response to the originating end user.



The GUI software I am talking about developing is to control the Linux
guest where we have configuration files written in XML that we want to
change from the outside world while the guest software is running. We
also log all messages in and out and want to write some GUI software to
search these logs etc. The custom GUI software can then be used for
those searches/configuration changes etc.



Anyone have any thoughts as to good open source tools to do these types
of user interfaces running under zLinux?



I will be out of town until November 28th, but will certainly check out
any replies when I get back.



Thanks,



Kevin





Kevin R Evans



Software Engineer Staff IV

Lockheed Martin Information Technology

Federal Bureau of Investigation

1000 Custer Hollow Road

Clarksburg

WV, 26306



304-625-5870




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