Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-23 Thread Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
In
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on 03/21/2014
   at 09:33 PM, Jake anderson justmainfra...@gmail.com said:

Can this be possible in a MAS environment

What are you trying to do? In MAS each system already has access to
the SPOOL, so how would NJE be relevant?
 
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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-23 Thread Timothy Sipples
To pick another example, IBM i (formerly i5/OS, formerly OS/400) also
supports NJE. There it's known as the VM/MVS Bridge.


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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-22 Thread Anne Lynn Wheeler
t...@harminc.net (Tony Harminc) writes:
 For many years (decades, actually) there have been other products (IBM
 and non-IBM) that talk the NJE protocols. Most notably, IBM's RSCS on
 VM uses an overlapping subset of the same protocol, and is
 interoperable. There have been NJE implementations for UNIX and other
 operating systems over the years, long predating NJE over TCP/IP. One
 popular product in the 1980s was JNET, from Joiner Associates, which
 ran on the DEC VAX.

NJE originated as HASP networking at customer (source col. fields 68-71
use to carry TUCC). It defined nodes in the unused entries in the 255
table of psuedo (unit record) devices ... so number of nodes was
typically limited to 160-180. It also had designed that it tossed
traffic when it didn't recognize the original or destination nodes. The
internal network had relatively early passed 255 nodes (the internal
network was larger than arpanet/internet from just about the beginning
until sometime late '85 or early '86) some past posts
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subnetwork.html#internalnet

and so NJE nodes couldn't be trusted except as edge nodes (since they
were prone to tossing traffic).

NJE also was relatively dirty implementation ... intermixing network and
job control fields ... as a result NJE systems at different release
levels exchanging traffic had habit of crashing the host (MVS).

By comparison, RSCS was very clean layered network design ... done by coworker
at the science center ... some past science center posts
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subtopic.html#545tech
reference
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edson_Hendricks

it didn't have the number of nodes limitations, didn't toss traffic when
it didn't understand the origin ... and it's clean layered design was
straight-forward to have drivers that understood other protocols
... useful in supporting JES/MVS as edge nodes. In fact, as the number
of nodes exploded around the world ... and all JES/MVS systems couldn't
be kept at the same release levels ... involving JES/MVS systems in one
part of the world crashing MVS systems in other parts of the world ... a
library of RSCS NJE drivers grew up that translated NJE header fields to
canonical form ... and then a specific RSCS NJE driver would be used to
convert any NJE fields to the appropriate format required by the NJE
system at the other end of the link (as countermeasure to traffic
crashing the host MVS system) ... there was the famous case of traffic
from san jose (gpd) mvs system crashing mvs system in hursley ... and it
being blamed on the hursley vm/rscs people for not having the correct
vm/rscs nje driver started (to keep mvs from crashing).

VM/RSCS was also the basis for IBM-sponsored BITNET for educational
institutions (where this ibm-mailing list originated)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BITNET
some past posts
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subnetwork.html#bitnet

internal politics eventually stopped the shipping of native RSCS
drivers, just the NJE drivers ... even though they continued to be used
on the internal network, in part because they werre more efficient ahd
had much higher throughput.
then later, internal politics forced the move of the internal network to
SNA/VTAM, at a time when it would have been much more cost effective to
have moved to tcp/ip ... which BITNET did. Some old internal
network related email
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/lhwemail.html#vnet

including this reference to a little of the internal politics behind
moving to sna/vtam
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006x.html#email870302
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/20011.html#email870306

it was in the same time period that they were spreading misinformation
internally that the NSFNET backbone (precursor to modern internet) could
be done on sna/vtam ... somebody had collected a lot of the internal
misinformation and forwarded it to us ... heavily snipped and redacted
to protect the guilty 
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006w.html#email870109

other old NSF related email
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/lhwemail.html#nsfnet

past posts mentioning hasp, jes, and/or nje
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/submain.html#hasp

one of the other early NJE issues was they couldn't find a valid
business case to ship the product ... the standard internal process
resulted in price much higher than customers would pay i.e. IBM still
adjusting to having to charge for software (after the unbundling
announcement).  Eventually they came up with the hack that they would
announce a joint vm/rscs and JES2/NJE product ... business case where
they combined the costs  revenue for the two products (pricing vm/rsc
the same as jes2/nje ... where vm/rscs revenue was used to cover the
jes2/nje costs... and eventually eliminating shipping native vm/rscs
drivers helped with the facade).

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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread R.S.

W dniu 2014-03-21 16:18, Jake anderson pisze:

Hi,

For an NJE to work we must have to two different nodes. Is there a way for
NJE to work within a single Node(Monoplex) just to communicate to another
product(As a socket-Running in same Node) ?

Is there a case study for the NJE to work on a Monoplex environment ? I
tried looking at the share site or JES2 tunning guide But I do not see
anything about NJE on Monoplex.


IMHO no.

NJE is for JES to JES commnunication. You can have secondary JES 
subsystem, but this is unpopular solution and in this case maybe the JES 
instances can communicate vie NJE. However it's still JES to JES, not 
internal within-JES communication.


Monoplex environment can use NJE to communicate to other JES nodes 
(monoplex of sysplex - as you need).


BTW: what's your goal? What do you need to do?

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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread Jake anderson
Hi,

I was just trying to understand this feature for our POC.

NJE is for JES to JES commnunication.

Can this be possible in a MAS environment(Where two LPARS  have same Node)
and communicate to a product running in either of 1 LPAR.


On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 9:00 PM, R.S. r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.plwrote:

 W dniu 2014-03-21 16:18, Jake anderson pisze:

  Hi,

 For an NJE to work we must have to two different nodes. Is there a way for
 NJE to work within a single Node(Monoplex) just to communicate to another
 product(As a socket-Running in same Node) ?

 Is there a case study for the NJE to work on a Monoplex environment ? I
 tried looking at the share site or JES2 tunning guide But I do not see
 anything about NJE on Monoplex.

  IMHO no.

 NJE is for JES to JES commnunication. You can have secondary JES
 subsystem, but this is unpopular solution and in this case maybe the JES
 instances can communicate vie NJE. However it's still JES to JES, not
 internal within-JES communication.

 Monoplex environment can use NJE to communicate to other JES nodes
 (monoplex of sysplex - as you need).

 BTW: what's your goal? What do you need to do?

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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread Tony Harminc
On 21 March 2014 11:18, Jake anderson justmainfra...@gmail.com wrote:
 For an NJE to work we must have to two different nodes. Is there a way for
 NJE to work within a single Node(Monoplex) just to communicate to another
 product(As a socket-Running in same Node) ?

For many years (decades, actually) there have been other products (IBM
and non-IBM) that talk the NJE protocols. Most notably, IBM's RSCS on
VM uses an overlapping subset of the same protocol, and is
interoperable. There have been NJE implementations for UNIX and other
operating systems over the years, long predating NJE over TCP/IP. One
popular product in the 1980s was JNET, from Joiner Associates, which
ran on the DEC VAX.

 Is there a case study for the NJE to work on a Monoplex environment ? I
 tried looking at the share site or JES2 tunning guide But I do not see
 anything about NJE on Monoplex.

I don't know what you mean by a case study. Do you have a problem to
solve that you think NJE can somehow address? Are you just trying to
understand how things work? Or making up a checklist or the like?

Tony H.

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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread Skip Robinson
NJE is more precisely a means to connect two or more network nodes, any of 
which might be for example (z)VM RSCS as well as JES2 or JES3. Any task 
that follows NJE protocol can play in the game. 

'NJE with oneself' has no meaning. All JES2 systems in a single MAS 
communicate with each other simply by putting 'something' into the common 
spool. For example, a job submitted for execution can in principle be 
executed on any member, and sysout from that job can be processed by any 
member. If one member needs to communicate with another member via SNA or 
via TCP/IP, then that communication must be set up outside of JES. 

.
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SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager
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Date:   03/21/2014 09:03 AM
Subject:Re: NJE Clarifications
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Hi,

I was just trying to understand this feature for our POC.

NJE is for JES to JES commnunication.

Can this be possible in a MAS environment(Where two LPARS  have same Node)
and communicate to a product running in either of 1 LPAR.


On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 9:00 PM, R.S. 
r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.plwrote:

 W dniu 2014-03-21 16:18, Jake anderson pisze:

  Hi,

 For an NJE to work we must have to two different nodes. Is there a way 
for
 NJE to work within a single Node(Monoplex) just to communicate to 
another
 product(As a socket-Running in same Node) ?

 Is there a case study for the NJE to work on a Monoplex environment ? I
 tried looking at the share site or JES2 tunning guide But I do not see
 anything about NJE on Monoplex.

  IMHO no.

 NJE is for JES to JES commnunication. You can have secondary JES
 subsystem, but this is unpopular solution and in this case maybe the JES
 instances can communicate vie NJE. However it's still JES to JES, not
 internal within-JES communication.

 Monoplex environment can use NJE to communicate to other JES nodes
 (monoplex of sysplex - as you need).

 BTW: what's your goal? What do you need to do?

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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread R.S.

W dniu 2014-03-21 17:03, Jake anderson pisze:

Hi,

I was just trying to understand this feature for our POC.

NJE is for JES to JES commnunication.

Can this be possible in a MAS environment(Where two LPARS  have same Node)
and communicate to a product running in either of 1 LPAR.
It seems to be a candidate for sysplex communication. You have sysplex, 
because it's prerequisite fo MAS(*). AFAIK that require APF.

BTW: what's wrong with TCP/IP?

(*)Fine print: many moons ago it would be possible to have MAS without 
sysplex. Note, it may be basic sysplex.


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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread Ted MacNEIL
It has been around long before SYSPLEX of any sort.
We called it 'Shared SPOOL'. Now it's Multi-Access SPOOL (MAS).

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W dniu 2014-03-21 17:03, Jake anderson pisze:
 Hi,

 I was just trying to understand this feature for our POC.

 NJE is for JES to JES commnunication.

 Can this be possible in a MAS environment(Where two LPARS have same Node)
 and communicate to a product running in either of 1 LPAR.
It seems to be a candidate for sysplex communication. You have sysplex, 
because it's prerequisite fo MAS(*). AFAIK that require APF.
BTW: what's wrong with TCP/IP?

(*)Fine print: many moons ago it would be possible to have MAS without 
sysplex. Note, it may be basic sysplex.

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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread Joel C. Ewing
And note that in this context a network node does not correspond to an
LPAR (or the main SNA or TCP/IP designations for some LPAR) but
specifically means a JES MAS (which might be shared by one or more
LPARS) or RSCS running under a VM LPAR. 

As Skip points out, a non-JES product (e.g., VM RSCS) can be designed to
to use the JES NJE protocol and establish contact and move jobs and
SYSOUT around in the same way, but it would have to carefully adhere to
all the security conventions that are part of the NJE protocol as well.
  I think I would trust IBM to do this right, but less so for a
3rd-party vendor or some local product.

If the object is to transfer JES MAS SPOOL content to/from a non-JES
product running on one of the LPARS in the same MAS, I guess you could
in theory design an interface into the product that would look just like
a JES NJE node and add appropriate JES PARMLIB definitions and console
commands to establish an NJE connection; but I would think it would be
much simpler, safer, and more efficient to just use the standard JES API
interfaces and make functional requests directly to the local JES
subsystem, rather than try to use NJE protocol to ship requests and data
over some communication link to JES.  I would also be inclined to
suspect that since NJE protocol is not really intended for direct
application use in this way, that getting accurate and stable details of
how to roll your own NJE node could be a non-trivial exercise.
Joel C. Ewing

On 03/21/2014 11:21 AM, Skip Robinson wrote:
 NJE is more precisely a means to connect two or more network nodes, any of 
 which might be for example (z)VM RSCS as well as JES2 or JES3. Any task 
 that follows NJE protocol can play in the game. 

 'NJE with oneself' has no meaning. All JES2 systems in a single MAS 
 communicate with each other simply by putting 'something' into the common 
 spool. For example, a job submitted for execution can in principle be 
 executed on any member, and sysout from that job can be processed by any 
 member. If one member needs to communicate with another member via SNA or 
 via TCP/IP, then that communication must be set up outside of JES. 

 .
 .
 J.O.Skip Robinson
 Southern California Edison Company
 Electric Dragon Team Paddler 
 SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager
 626-302-7535 Office
 323-715-0595 Mobile
 jo.skip.robin...@sce.com



 From:   Jake anderson justmainfra...@gmail.com
 To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU, 
 Date:   03/21/2014 09:03 AM
 Subject:Re: NJE Clarifications
 Sent by:IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU



 Hi,

 I was just trying to understand this feature for our POC.

 NJE is for JES to JES commnunication.

 Can this be possible in a MAS environment(Where two LPARS  have same Node)
 and communicate to a product running in either of 1 LPAR.


 On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 9:00 PM, R.S. 
 r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.plwrote:

 W dniu 2014-03-21 16:18, Jake anderson pisze:

  Hi,
 For an NJE to work we must have to two different nodes. Is there a way 
 for
 NJE to work within a single Node(Monoplex) just to communicate to 
 another
 product(As a socket-Running in same Node) ?

 Is there a case study for the NJE to work on a Monoplex environment ? I
 tried looking at the share site or JES2 tunning guide But I do not see
 anything about NJE on Monoplex.

  IMHO no.
 NJE is for JES to JES commnunication. You can have secondary JES
 subsystem, but this is unpopular solution and in this case maybe the JES
 instances can communicate vie NJE. However it's still JES to JES, not
 internal within-JES communication.

 Monoplex environment can use NJE to communicate to other JES nodes
 (monoplex of sysplex - as you need).

 BTW: what's your goal? What do you need to do?

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Re: NJE Clarifications

2014-03-21 Thread Robert A. Rosenberg

At 12:19 -0400 on 03/21/2014, Tony Harminc wrote about Re: NJE Clarifications:


For many years (decades, actually) there have been other products (IBM
and non-IBM) that talk the NJE protocols. Most notably, IBM's RSCS on
VM uses an overlapping subset of the same protocol, and is
interoperable.


POWER (DOS/VSE's JES equivalent) supports NJE. I used to have a 
Network with Power/NJE nodes. The flow was mostly from the JES System 
to the POWER system for SYSOUT but there some JOB Submission from the 
DOS System to the JES Spool to run. This was harder due to the 
difference in JCL but SYSOUT was able to flow in  both directions 
(IOW: Jobs run under DOS were able have their printouts sent to JES 
for printing). Also VS1 had NJE capabilities.


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