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DataInterchange/MVS-CICS

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DataInterchange/MVS-CICS's architecture comprised several key components designed to facilitate data transformation between XML/EDI formats and CICS applications on z/OS. The core components included parsing engines, transformation engines, and mapping engines. The parsing engines were responsible for interpreting the incoming EDI or XML data, identifying the data elements, and validating the format.

The transformation engines then applied the rules defined in the configuration files to convert the data into a format suitable for the target CICS application. These rules specified how data elements should be mapped, transformed, and validated. The mapping engines handled the actual mapping of data elements from the source format to the target format.

Configuration files were central to the operation of DataInterchange/MVS-CICS. These files defined the mappings between the source and target data elements, the transformation rules, and the validation rules. The product integrated with CICS applications through APIs, enabling data exchange between external formats and CICS programs.

For similar functionality, consider IBM Transformation Extender or IBM App Connect Enterprise. Migration involves reconfiguring data mappings and transformations within the new platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

What core functionality did DataInterchange/MVS-CICS provide?

DataInterchange/MVS-CICS facilitated the transformation of data between XML/EDI formats and internal CICS application program formats. It supported EDI standards including ANSI X12, UN/EDIFACT, and UCS, enabling integration with various business partners and systems.

What was the primary operating environment for DataInterchange/MVS-CICS?

The product was designed to operate within the z/OS environment, specifically integrating with CICS applications. It provided a bridge for data exchange, allowing CICS applications to process data from external sources formatted in EDI or XML.

Which EDI standards did DataInterchange/MVS-CICS support?

DataInterchange/MVS-CICS supported various EDI standards, including ANSI X12, UN/EDIFACT, and UCS. This allowed it to handle a wide range of industry-specific data formats, facilitating communication with different trading partners.

What were the main architectural components of DataInterchange/MVS-CICS?

The product's architecture included components for parsing, transforming, and mapping data. These components worked together to convert data from external formats into formats usable by CICS applications, and vice versa.

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