EntireX Installation Packages

EntireX consists of multiple installable components. Some components can be installed alone; some have dependencies on other components. These dependencies are handled automatically by the installation. For example, if you select package EntireX Broker, the EntireX Mini Runtime is installed automatically. This document describes the individual components and any dependencies on other EntireX packages.

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There may be additional dependencies on other products or components, for example infrastructure components, that are not explicitly listed here.


Adapters > EntireX Adapter

The Adapters > EntireX Adapter package (under the Adapters node) contains the EntireX Adapter that runs in webMethods Integration Server. You can run services between mainframe platforms and the Integration Server. Run most scenarios from the EntireX Adapter directly. Use the EntireX Broker for additional scenarios. Connect COBOL, Natural or PL/I with z/OS, z/VSE or BS2000. See EntireX Adapter.

For installing this package with Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXAdapter.

Designer > EntireX Designer

The Designer > EntireX Designer package (under the Designer node) contains EntireX design-time. It lets you create services to/from mainframe platforms and the webMethods Integration Server easily. Also Java or Web services. Let the EntireX wizards guide you through extracting, mapping and testing the generated RPC clients/servers. See Designer.

For installing this package with Command Central command line, the product ID is DesignerEXXEntireX.

EntireX Core Files

The EntireX Core Files package contains all files to be able to run any number of RPC servers (for all EntireX supported languages, C, Java, .NET, etc.) together with pre-configured property files. You can run EntireX clients and servers, using the runtime provided by this package. See EntireX RPC Servers and Listeners

For installing this package with Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXCore.

If you select this package for installation, the package EntireX MiniRuntime is also installed automatically.

EntireX Administration and Monitoring

The EntireX Administration and Monitoring node expands to the following three subpackages:

Application Monitoring Data Collector

This package includes the Application Monitoring Data Collector. See Starting and Stopping the Application Monitoring Data Collector in the Application Monitoring documentation.

For installing this package with the Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXAppMonDC.

Command-line Scripts

This package allows you to administer and monitor EntireX using scripts and utilities. See EntireX Monitoring Scripts.

For installing this package with the Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXCommandLineScripts.

Mainframe Broker Monitoring

This package allows you to monitor EntireX mainframe brokers using Command Central. See EntireX Mainframe Broker Monitoring.

For installing this package with the Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXMainframeProxy.

EntireX Broker

The EntireX Broker package contains all necessary files to be able to run any number of brokers. It contains the EntireX Broker administration services, which are necessary for administrating brokers using Command Central, and a pre-configured EntireX Default Broker ETB001. See EntireX Broker.

For installing this package with Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXBroker.

If you select this package for installation, the package EntireX MiniRuntime is also installed automatically.

EntireX Development Tools

The EntireX Development Tools package provides Windows .NET developers with files and the Microsoft Visual Studio Wizard for EntireX .NET Wrapper. It contains examples for COBOL and PL/I programmers (z/OS, BS2000, z/VSE), and header files to develop C applications. See Microsoft Visual Studio Wizard for EntireX .NET Wrapper | Delivered Examples for the COBOL Wrapper | Delivered Examples for the PL/I Wrapper | C Wrapper.

For installing this package with Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXDevelopmentTools.

If you select this package for installation, the package EntireX MiniRuntime is also installed automatically.

EntireX Mini Runtime

The EntireX Mini Runtime package contains files that enable you to run EntireX clients written in .NET, C and DCOM. See EntireX Mini Runtime Considerations under UNIX | Windows.

For installing this package with Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXMiniRuntime.

EntireX WebService

The EntireX WebService package installs the Software AG Runtime and deploys the Listener for XML/SOAP and the RPC Server for XML/SOAP there. This package handles dependencies on other packages outside of EntireX. You will be able to provide and access Web services from EntireX RPC endpoints using the Software AG Runtime. See Running the RPC Server for XML/SOAP in the Software AG Runtime and Listener for XML/SOAP.

For installing this package with Command Central command line, the product ID is EntireXWebService.

If you select this package for installation, the packages EntireX Core and EntireX MiniRuntime are also installed automatically.

Overview of Packages

This table provides an overview of the EntireX packages, the corresponding Command Central product ID, and the additional packages that are installed automatically.

Package Command Central Product ID Additionally Installed Packages (*)
Adapters
   EntireX Adapter EntireXAdapter none
Designer
  EntireX Designer DesignerEXXEntireX none
EntireX
  Core Files EntireXCore EntireX Mini Runtime
  Administration and Monitoring
    Application Monitoring Data Collector EntireXAppMonDC none
    Command Line Scripts EntireXCommandLineScripts none
    Mainframe Broker Monitoring EntireXMainframeProxy none
  Broker EntireXBroker EntireX Mini Runtime, Command Line Scripts
  Development Tools EntireXDevelopmentTools EntireX Mini Runtime
  Mini Runtime EntireXMiniRuntime none
  Web Services EntireXWebService EntireX Core Files, EntireX Mini Runtime
(*) There may be additional dependencies on other products or components, for example infrastructure components, that are not explicitly listed here.