Set Up the ESACCTCL Enterprise Server Region

Start the Server Explorer

Create the ESACCTCL enterprise server region

1. In the Server Explorer, expand Local [localhost:10086], right-click Default [127.0.0.1:86], and then select New > Enterprise Server.
2. In the Name field, type ESACCTCL . This is the name for the new enterprise server region.
3. Click the Browse button that corresponds to the Template field.
4. Double-click CICSTemplate.xml . This populates the Template field.
   Note: If CICSTemplate.xml is not on the list, browse to the etc\ServerTemplates directory of your Enterprise Developer installation to locate the file.
5. On the list next to Associate with projects , check ACCTCLNT .
6. Click Finish .

   After refreshing, the Server Explorer shows the ESACCTCL enterprise server region listed under Local [localhost:10086] > Default [127.0.0.1:86] .

   Note: If ESACCTCL is not showing, expand Local [localhost:10086] > Default [127.0.0.1:86] .

Start Enterprise Server Common Web Administration (ESCWA)

• From the Eclipse Server Explorer, right-click the Local [localhost:10086] node, and then select Open Administration Page from the context menu.

  ESCWA starts in your default browser.

Configure the ESACCTCL enterprise server region

Define environment variables

1. In ESCWA click Native.
2. In the ESCWA navigation pane, expand Directory Servers > Default.
   Note: The Native page and navigation pane might be set up in this configuration by default when you start ESCWA as it is the default starting configuration.
3. In the center pane, hover the row for the ESACCTCL entry in the list of servers, and click Edit .

   This action opens the General Properties page for the server.

4. Click General in the taskbar at the top of the properties pane to open the General Properties page.
5. Type the following into the Configuration Information field:

   [ES-Environment]

   This indicates that the information that follows defines environment variables that are specific to the region. Next, you define an environment variable to represent your project directory.

6. On the next line down, type:

   IDE_PROJECT_LOC=EclipseWorkspacePath\ACCTCLNT

   Where EclipseWorkspacePath is the fully qualified path to your Eclipse workspace.

   To use a defined environment variable in the value definition of another environment variable or as the value in other ESCWA fields, you precede the name of the variable with a dollar sign ($). You can use the IDE_PROJECT_LOC environment variable to help define the next variable.

7. On the next line down, type:

   ES_DOCTEMPLATE_PATH=$IDE_PROJECT_LOC\html

   This variable is used in the template definition for the DOCUMENT created in this tutorial: ACCTMP1, defined in the DFHWEB resource group.

   Note: When you create an enterprise server region using the CICS template as you have done in this tutorial, Enterprise Server generates and stores several environment variables based on the information in the associated project. For example, in this region, the IDE_LOADLIB environment variable has been generated and is set to the directory you defined as the output directory in the ACCTCLNT Enterprise Developer project. Therefore, IDE_LOADLIB is equal to the loadlib subdirectory of your project directory, or EclipseWorkSpacePath\ ACCTCLNT\loadlib . The definitions for generated environment variables do not show in the Configuration Information field, however.
8. Click Apply .

Create the html project subdirectory

The html project subdirectory you specified in the path for the ES_DOCTEMPLATE_PATH environment variable does not exist on your local disk. Before proceeding, using your preferred method, create this subdirectory to ensure ESCWA can find it when you deploy.

Set the location of your resource definition file

Earlier in this tutorial, you copied the resource definition file, dfhdrdat , from the Enterprise Developer installation area to your project area. Now you need to tell the ESACCTCL region where to find that file.

1. Click CICS in the taskbar at the top of the properties pane to access the CICS Configuration settings.
2. In the Resource Definition File Path field, type:

   $IDE_PROJECT_LOC\system

3. Click Apply .

Set the TN3270 listener port

In this tutorial, you use the Rumba+ Desktop TN3270 emulator to access the CICS application. To enable communication with your enterprise server region , you need to set a port number where Enterprise Server listens for TN3270 messages.

1. Click the downwards arrow next to General in the taskbar at the top of the properties pane, and click Listeners in the drop-down list.
2. Click the TN3270 listener on the Communication Processes page.
3. In the properties for the listener field, specify 5239 in the Port field.
4. Click Apply .
5. Return to the list of Directory Servers.