Session Summary
Thursday, June 17, 2004The Support WebCast discusses Microsoft
Host Integration Server 2004. It talks about innovative technologies, such as
TI host-initiated processing. Host-initiated processing offers TCP/IP and SNA
listeners that permit a computer running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 to
function as peers to IBM mainframe and AS/400 computers. For example, CICS
programmers can call in to Windows COM+ or .NET server components, just as if
they were another CICS transaction program by using familiar programming models
such as CICS Distributed Program Link (DPL). Host-initiated processing permits
large corporations to more effectively move parts of their application logic or
data onto the more cost-effective Windows Server 2003 and SQL Server platforms,
while making sure that logical and secure bidirectional application
communication occurs.
This is a
Level
200 session that will be presented by Steve Smaller and Valerie
Thomas.
Steve Smaller has more than
eight years with the Host Integration Server team, five years as the team's
test manager, and more than three years as a program manager.
Valerie
Thomas is an escalation engineer for Host Integration Server and has supported
Microsoft application integration to host systems for five years. Before that
she was a mainframe systems analyst working with COBOL and FORTRAN. Valerie has
a degree in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics and has earned the MCSE+I
and MCSD certifications.
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