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VSE Connectors
Webservices (SOAP)
XML parser
HTTP client
VSE Connectors

z/VSE V4R1 e-business Connectors User's Guide
This book describes the VSE e-business Connectors (including VSE Connector client and server, VSAM Redirector, VSE Script Server, Web services and SOAP) in detail.
VSE Connector Client
The VSE Connector Client package contains online documentation in HTML format.
CICS Enhancements Guide, GC34-5763 (1.4MB)
Latest information to CWS SSL-setup, setup Browsers as CICS-clients, client-authentication, etc.
Redbook: WebSphere V5 for Linux on zSeries Connectivity Handbook (SG24-7042)
This redbook discusses Linux based Java applications connecting to z/OS and VSE backend environments on zSeries.
Redbook: WebSphere Version 5 Web Services Handbook (SG24-6891)
This redbook describes how to use WebService in WebSphere 5 and gives a good overview about the posibilities with WebServices.
The VSE Evolution continues!  (4.2MB)
This flyer shows the new posibilities with VSE and connectors.


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Web services (SOAP)

Developer works homepage for WebServices
This is a good starting point to learn more about WebServices, WSDL, UDDI and more.
Web Service by IBM: Overview
This page gives an overview about WebServices and the related products IBM supports.
SOAP for CICS in z/OS
This page describes the SOAP for CICS support of z/OS
Redbook: WebSphere V5 for Linux on zSeries Connectivity Handbook (SG24-7042)
This redbook discusses Linux based Java applications connecting to z/OS and VSE backend environments on zSeries.
Redbook: WebSphere Version 5 Web Services Handbook (SG24-6891)
This redbook describes how to use WebService in WebSphere 5 and gives a good overview about the posibilities with WebServices.

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XML parser

The XML Parser that is part of the VSE Webservices implementation can also be used by any customer written application. There is an interface available to use the XML parser to be able to parse and also generate an XML data stream.

The parser has 2 interfaces:

  • SAX like interface that uses callback functions for each element. Due to the callback mechanism this interface is designed to work best with C programming language applications, but it can also be used by any LE enabled programming language.
    This interface is defined and described by the C-header file IESXMLPH.H in PRD1.BASE.
  • DOM like interface that builds a tree representation of the XML data in memory. This interface can be used by any kind of application since it uses a EXEC CICS LINK interface.
    This interface is defined and described by the C-header file IESXMLAH.H in PRD1.BASE.
XML parser interface description (PDF, 45KB)
z/VSE V3R1 e-business Connectors User's Guide, SC33-8231

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HTTP client

The HTTP client that is part of the VSE Webservices implementation can also be used by any customer written application. There is an interface available use the HTTP client to be able to send a HTTP request to a HTTP server. The HTTP client has support for connections through proxys and socks servers.

This interface is defined by the C-header file IESHTTPH.H in PRD1.BASE.

HTTP client interface description (PDF, 45KB)
z/VSE V3R1 e-business Connectors User's Guide, SC33-8231

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