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Part 1: Introduction

Chapter 1: CICS Transaction Gateway

Chapter 2: Installing and configuring the CICS TG

2.1: Preparing for the installation

2.2: Installing CICS TG

2.3: Configuring CICS TG

Defining an HFS

Setting permissions

Creating a Gateway daemon configuration file

Creating an STDENV file

Creating the started task JCL

2.4: Configuring CICS

2.5: Testing the configuration

2.6: Operating CICS TG

2.7: Configuring for multiple Gateway daemons

2.8: Migrating to CICS TG V6.1

2.9: Problem determination

Part 2: Connection Management

Chapter 3: Gateway daemon connections

Chapter 4: Connecting from WebSphere Application Server for z/OS

Part 3: Transaction Management

Chapter 5: Gateway daemon transactions

Chapter 6: Gateway daemon transactions with TCP/IP load balancing

Chapter 7: Transactions with WebSphere Application Server for z/OS

Part 4: Security Management

Chapter 8: Gateway daemon security

Chapter 9: Enabling SSL with the Gateway daemon

Chapter 10: Security with WebSphere Application Server for z/OS

Part 5: Appendixes

Appendix A: Sample applications

Appendix B: DFHCNV and CICS data conversion

Appendix C: EXCI Trace

Appendix D: Additional material

Abbreviations and acronyms

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