Contents -- Figures -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this IBM Redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Introduction and implementation -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- 1.1 Background -- 1.2 What does Content Manager do? -- 1.3 Content Manager system architecture overview -- 1.4 Enhancements in Content Manager for z/OS V8.3 -- 1.5 Differences between ImagePlus OS/390 and CM V8.3 -- 1.6 Differences between CM for z/OS and Multiplatforms -- Chapter 2. Implementation -- 2.1 Analyze business requirements -- 2.2 Plan system topology -- 2.2.1 DB2 database -- 2.2.2 Library Server -- 2.2.3 Resource Manager -- 2.2.4 Storage subsystem -- 2.2.5 HTTP server -- 2.2.6 System administration client -- 2.2.7 Windows client (Client for Windows) -- 2.2.8 Web interface -- 2.2.9 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS -- 2.3 Define data model -- 2.3.1 Plan your data model -- 2.3.2 Data model entities -- 2.4 Implement user access -- 2.4.1 Users and user groups -- 2.4.2 Privileges, privilege groups, and privilege sets -- 2.4.3 Access control lists -- 2.5 Implement workflow -- 2.5.1 Actions and action lists -- 2.5.2 Workflow nodes -- 2.5.3 Workflow processes -- 2.5.4 Work lists -- 2.5.5 Work packages -- 2.6 Manage object storage -- 2.6.1 Storage management systems -- 2.6.2 Collections -- 2.6.3 Capacity planning -- 2.6.4 Migration policies -- 2.6.5 Replication -- 2.7 Manage different domains -- 2.8 Provide Web access -- 2.9 Backup and recovery -- 2.10 Performance tuning -- 2.11 Additional products that use Content Manager -- Chapter 3. Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Configuring the z/OS development environment -- 3.2.1 Configuring environment variables -- 3.2.2 Executing Content Manager Toolkit's environment script -- 3.3 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS interfaces overview -- 3.3.1 Java interface.

3.3.2 Non-visual bean interface -- 3.3.3 Visual bean interface -- 3.3.4 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS package imports -- 3.3.5 Error or exception handling -- 3.4 Compiling and running the sample programs -- 3.4.1 Compiling and executing ICM sample programs -- 3.4.2 Compiling and executing non-visual bean samples -- 3.5 Sample ICM programs provided on z/OS -- 3.5.1 Preparing the ICM sample programs -- 3.5.2 Transaction sample: STransactionsICM.java -- 3.5.3 Item creation sample: SItemCreationICM.java -- 3.5.4 Item deletion sample: SItemDeletionICM.java -- 3.5.5 Item retrieval sample: SItemRetrievalICM.java -- 3.5.6 Item modification sample: SItemUpdateICM.java -- 3.5.7 Folder manipulation sample: SFolderICM.java -- 3.5.8 Link manipulation sample: SLinksICM.java -- 3.5.9 Search sample: SSearchICM.java -- 3.5.10 Document routing sample: SDocRoutingListingICM.java -- 3.5.11 Deleting sample data -- 3.6 Sample Java bean programs provided on z/OS -- 3.6.1 Link item sample: TAddLink.java -- 3.6.2 Folder creation sample: TCreateFolder.java -- 3.6.3 Item creation sample: TCreateItem.java -- 3.6.4 Deletion sample: TDelete.java -- 3.6.5 Attribute update sample: TEditAttributes.java -- 3.6.6 Entity listing sample: TListEntities.java -- 3.6.7 Link listing sample: TListLinks.java -- 3.6.8 Search sample: TSearch.java -- 3.6.9 Link removal sample: TRemoveLink.java -- 3.7 Using Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS from a batch environment -- 3.7.1 Setting up data and a data model for the batch process -- 3.7.2 Setting up JCL for batch process -- 3.7.3 Developing business logic in a Java program -- 3.7.4 Calling a Java program -- 3.8 Using Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS from a Web environment -- 3.8.1 Using WebSphere -- Chapter 4. Host integration -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Host integration using Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS.

4.3 Document routing user exit routines -- 4.3.1 When to use document routing exits -- 4.3.2 Sample document routing user exits -- 4.3.3 Development considerations -- 4.3.4 Document routing user exit header file -- 4.3.5 Document routing container data -- 4.3.6 Document routing user exit interface -- 4.3.7 Document routing user exit function prototype -- 4.3.8 Document routing user exit return code -- 4.3.9 Sample document routing user exit -- 4.3.10 How to compile and link the sample user exits -- 4.3.11 Configure document routing user exit -- 4.3.12 Using document routing user exits -- 4.4 Host integration using database triggers -- 4.5 Host integration using security exits -- 4.6 Extend order received by Resource Manager -- 4.6.1 When to use Resource Manager user exits -- 4.6.2 Predefined user exit names -- 4.6.3 Resource Manager user exit interface -- 4.6.4 Resource Manager user exit function prototype -- 4.6.5 Example of Resource Manager user exit -- 4.6.6 How to use Resource Manager user exits -- 4.6.7 Dealing with large Resource Manager collections -- 4.7 Integration from the Windows client -- 4.7.1 A practical example -- 4.7.2 Available Windows client user exits -- 4.8 Integration from eClient -- 4.9 Integration from Information Integrator for Content environment -- Chapter 5. Security and exits -- 5.1 Security in Content Manager overview -- 5.2 RACF logon exit implementation -- 5.2.1 Activating RACF exit -- 5.2.2 APF authorizing Content Manager load library -- 5.2.3 Using security managers other than RACF -- 5.2.4 Users not validated by the security exit -- 5.2.5 Importing user definitions from RACF -- 5.2.6 Specifying ACLs and privilege sets for imported users -- 5.2.7 Sample SQLs to extract information from Content Manager -- 5.2.8 Extract user list and information from Content Manager.

5.2.9 Alternative ways of providing input to user import job -- 5.2.10 Copy encrypted password from sample user -- 5.3 ACL user exit routines overview -- 5.4 ICMACLPrivExit -- 5.4.1 ICMACLPrivExit definition in DB2 -- 5.4.2 Activating ICMACLPrivExit -- 5.4.3 Sample ACL exit program and parameter list -- 5.4.4 Call types -- 5.5 ICMGenPrivExit -- 5.5.1 Activating ICMGenPrivExit -- 5.5.2 Sample exit program and parameter list -- 5.6 Writing exits in non-C programming languages -- 5.6.1 Redefining UDF -- 5.6.2 Sample PL/I program with parameter list -- 5.6.3 Linking exit program -- 5.7 Additional options with DB2 triggers -- 5.7.1 DB2 trigger overview -- 5.7.2 Using DB2 triggers with Content Manager -- 5.7.3 Example of a simple trigger calling a UDF -- 5.7.4 Calling a program from a trigger -- 5.7.5 Update Content Manager to handle SQL return codes -- 5.8 Resource Manager exits -- 5.8.1 Parameters passed to Resource Manager exit programs -- 5.8.2 Activating Resource Manager exits -- 5.8.3 Making exit programs available to Resource Manager -- 5.8.4 What can you do in Resource Manager exits -- 5.8.5 Illustrating the use of the PRE- and POSTSTORE exit -- Part 2 Installation and migration -- Chapter 6. Installation -- 6.1 Content Manager installation and configuration -- 6.1.1 Planning for installation -- 6.1.2 Library Server installation -- 6.1.3 Resource Manager installation -- 6.1.4 Post installation -- 6.2 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS V8.3 installation -- 6.2.1 Configuring Toolkit -- 6.2.2 Configuring Content Manager Toolkit for DB2 type 4 connection -- 6.2.3 Configuring Content Manager Toolkit for DB2 type 2 connection -- 6.2.4 Using the JDBC Universal Driver for DB2 type 2 connection -- 6.2.5 Details on DB2 Universal JDBC Driver setup and tailoring -- 6.3 System administration client installation -- 6.3.1 Installation process.

6.4 Content Manager installation verification -- 6.4.1 Troubleshooting -- Chapter 7. Migrating from ImagePlus OS/390 -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.1.1 Terminology -- 7.1.2 Considerations and planning aids -- 7.1.3 Prerequisites -- 7.2 Migrating ImagePlus for OS/390 -- 7.2.1 Assessing requirements and defining migration approach -- 7.2.2 Planning and preparing for migration -- 7.2.3 Installing Content Manager on z/OS -- 7.2.4 Performing migration -- 7.2.5 Performing post migration activities -- 7.3 Customization alternatives -- 7.3.1 Modifying the display name for attributes -- 7.3.2 Modifying the display name for item types -- 7.3.3 Modifying the attributes in an item type -- Chapter 8. Migration from CM V2.3 to CM V8.3 -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Pre-migration steps -- 8.3 Preparing migration jobs -- 8.4 Running the migration jobs -- 8.5 Validate the environment -- 8.6 Post product migration -- Chapter 9. Migration from multiplatform to z/OS -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Things to consider before migration -- 9.3 Migration process -- 9.4 Database structure -- 9.4.1 Library Server database -- 9.4.2 Resource Manager database and object storage -- 9.5 Backup, backup, backup... -- 9.6 Update existing CM system on multiplatforms -- 9.7 Review database naming conventions -- 9.8 Install Content Manager V8.3 system on z/OS -- 9.9 Copy CM V7.1 Library Server database to z/OS -- 9.9.1 Use DB2LOOK to extract DB2 table definitions -- 9.9.2 Create Content Manager V2.3 database on z/OS -- 9.9.3 Catalog CM V7 z/OS database on workstation -- 9.9.4 Create Content Manager V2.3 tables on z/OS -- 9.9.5 Unload data from multiplatforms Library Server database -- 9.9.6 Load data into z/OS database -- 9.9.7 Status at this point -- 9.9.8 Alternative ways of moving a DB2 database -- 9.10 Run Content Manager V8.3 migration jobs -- 9.10.1 ICMMMI70 -- 9.10.2 ICMMMI71 -- 9.10.3 ICMMMI72.

9.10.4 ICMMMI73.