5.0.4Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Introduction -- Chapter 1. Executive overview -- 1.1 What is HATS -- Chapter 2. Product overview -- 2.1 HATS overview -- Part 2 3270 green screens -- Chapter 3. The ZYX 3270 Parts application -- 3.1 3270 emulation primer -- 3.2 ZYX Parts -- 3.2.1 Login -- 3.2.2 Starting the application -- 3.2.3 ZYX Parts main menu -- 3.2.4 ZYX Parts Order Form -- 3.2.5 Searching ZYX Parts -- 3.2.6 Search results -- Part 3 3270 applications using HATS -- Chapter 4. Creating a default HATS application -- 4.1 HATS wizards and editors -- 4.2 Creating a HATS project -- 4.2.1 Configure connection settings -- 4.2.2 Selecting the default template -- Chapter 5. Default HATS application -- 5.1 ZYX Parts with default transformation -- Chapter 6. Creating a customized HATS application -- 6.1 Modifying the default template -- 6.2 Customizing the default rendering options -- 6.3 Customizing the logon screen -- 6.4 Bypassing the command screen -- 6.5 Customizing the parts main menu -- 6.6 Customizing the Parts Order Form -- 6.7 Customizing the Parts Search screen -- 6.8 Customizing the search results screens -- 6.9 Importing and exporting a HATS project -- Chapter 7. Customized ZYX Parts -- 7.1 Customized ZYX Parts review -- Part 4 HATS deployment -- Chapter 8. WebSphere runtime on z/OS -- 8.1 WAS V5 for z/OS improvements -- 8.2 zSeries hardware and z/OS -- 8.2.1 Central processors and logical partitions -- 8.2.2 Parallel Sysplex® -- 8.2.3 Address spaces and tasks -- 8.2.4 z/OS components -- 8.3 The WebSphere programming model -- 8.3.1 Java overview -- 8.4 Application server model -- 8.4.1 Regions and instances -- 8.4.2 Servers and nodes -- 8.5 Putting it together: a typical customer installation.

8.6 Performance components -- 8.6.1 The TCP/IP network -- 8.6.2 zSeries server -- 8.6.3 z/OS -- Chapter 9. HATS and WebSphere for z/OS -- 9.1 Why to run HATS on z/OS -- 9.1.1 The z/OS difference: architecture matters -- 9.1.2 Prioritization of work on z/OS using WLM and IRD -- 9.1.3 WebSphere behavior in a sysplex -- 9.1.4 Anatomy of an enterprise cluster -- 9.1.5 z/OS benefits summary -- 9.2 Deploying HATS applications to WAS v5.1 on z/OS -- 9.3 zSeries Application Assist Processor (zAAP) -- 9.3.1 What is a zAAP -- 9.3.2 Why use a zAAP -- 9.3.3 How does a zAAP work -- 9.3.4 Prerequisites for the zAAP -- 9.4 Performance settings and values -- 9.5 Enabling graphics support for HATS on z/Series -- 9.6 z/OS version updates -- 9.6.1 z/OS 1.5 update -- 9.6.2 z/OS 1.6 update -- 9.6.3 z/OS.e on zSeries z800 server -- 9.7 Configuring the Display Terminal for zSeries® when running WebSphere Application Server v5.0.x -- Part 5 Appendixes -- Appendix A. What's new in HATS v5.0.4 -- New functions in v5.0.4 -- New functions in v5.0.3 -- Additional options for subfile recognition and rendering -- Component level in the project settings (application.hap) -- Default rendering level in the project settings -- Transformation level -- New selection list component setting (APAR IC42366) -- New setting for the field widget (APAR IC41065) -- HATS portlet support in a Web Service Remote Portlet (WSRP) configuration -- Appendix B. APARs fixed in HATS Service Pack 4 -- Problems fixed in Service Pack 4 -- Additional problems -- Problems fixed in Service Pack 3 -- Additional problems -- Appendix C. Lab 1: Creating a HATS application -- Default project -- Screen customizations -- Screen customizations summary -- Welcome screen -- Sign-on Complete and blank screens -- CICS MENU transaction OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS screen -- CICS MENU transaction FILE BROWSE screen -- Extra credit.

CICS MENU transaction FILE INQUIRY screen -- Appendix D. Lab 2: Exposing legacy applications as Web services -- Naming conventions -- Create a HATS project -- Create macros -- Connect macro -- Data macro -- Disconnect macro -- Set connection parameters -- Create integration object -- Create Web service support files -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Online resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- Help from IBM -- Index -- Back cover.