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Part 1: Patterns for e-business

Part 2: Methodology, design, and WBISF on z/OS

Part 3: Preparing WBISF run time and Workload Manager on z/OS

Part 4: Technical scenarios

Chapter 11: Applied Decomposition pattern: Spot Loan scenario

Chapter 12: Applied Decomposition pattern with human interaction: Staff Assisted Loan scenario

Chapter 13: Run-time scenario on z/OS Parallel Sysplex

Chapter 14: Best practices for high availability on z/OS

Appendix A: ITSO test configurations

Appendix B: Running graphics applications on z/OS

X-server and z/OS UNIX System Services

Setting up the workstation as an X-server

Starting the X-server on the workstation

Setting up the z/OS application as an X-client

Stopping the X-server on the workstation

Appendix C: Creating Cloudscape databases

Appendix D: Additional material

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As a result, the GUI for CloudView opens on the workstation (see Figure B-18).