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tcJANET – FAQ

Frequently asked questions

 

Question: 

What is tcJANET?

Answer:

tcJANET is an innovative Web-Host Connectivity using a Java emulation. tcEXPRESS supports the access to mainframe based 3270 applications from any workstation that has a browser installed.
 

Question: 

Why should you use tcJANET? 

Answer:

Today nearly every workplace is equipped with a PC running an Internet Browser like Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. It makes good sense to use this technology for accessing the traditional IBM-Mainframe applications. For the end user, this technology greatly simplifies this task. 

With tcJANET it is possible, to access multiple Mainframe applications simultaneously - with the same look and feel.
 

Question: 

How difficult is the installation and implementation of tcJANET?

Answer:

Installing tcJANET is a simple task and can be done within minutes. The tcJANET modules can be centrally installed on a Web Server, or they can be installed and configured as an application on a File Server or locally on a users desktop. 

If tcJANET has been implemented on a Web Server, it will be automatically downloaded to the desktop of the user establishing a connection to the Mainframe. tcJANET runs as an applet inside the Browser. 
 

Question: 

Is it mandatory that the Web Server from which the JAVA applets are being loaded must be have a connection to the mainframe (2-tier) or is it possible to use tcJANET as a 3-tier solution?

Answer:

Using tcJANET’s re-director facility, implementation of 2 or 3-tier solutions is simple. The tcJANET concept is extremely flexible and allows for an optimal implementation into any existing system environment. 
 

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NEWS

tcVISION Version 4 available 

Julius Blum GmbH:
tcVISION moves data between DL/I, DB2 for z/OS and DB2 for LUW 

Vereinigte Informationssysteme Tierhaltung (vit): 
Bi-directional replication between ADABAS and ORACLE 

City of Leipzig: 
Bidirectional integration between IMS and Open Systems 

YAMPONG Corporation: 
the new B.O.S. Software partner in Taiwan 

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EVENTS

B.O.S. will present the tcVISION solution for the Real-time Synchronization / Replication of IBM-Mainframe data at the CICS/TS Working Group in Heidelberg from April 21 to 23, 2010 

B.O.S. Software will attend the Spring conference of GSE for z/VSE, z/VM and Linux on System z in Würzburg, Germany from April 19 to 21, 2010 

On December 10, 2009, B.O.S. presented a paper about their IDMS synchronization solution at the IDMS User Group Meeting in Bruxelles. The paper covers areas of bi-directional synchronization of IDMS-data, migration aspects and more