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NSM/CICS Companion
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The following diagram illustrates how NSM (NOMAD Session Manager) and CICS share
data from Temporary Storage or Transient Data Queues:
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NSM/CICS Companion Framework |
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The NOMAD Session Manager CICS RTP is invoked
from CICS via the EXEC CICS START command. A NOMAD application executes and then
returns control to CICS. |
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CICS transactions are invoked from NOMAD via the
SYSTEM transid command. |
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Data is passed to NOMAD from CICS via READQ and
WRITEQ commands to Temporary Storage Queues or Transient Data Queues. |
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Data is passed to CICS from NOMAD using the FILE DEFINE and READ, WRITE, LIST
or CREATE commands to the same Temporary Storage or Transient Data Queues. When
done, a CLOSE command flushes the buffers and makes the fileid available for
other processing.
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