TPF Family Products: Drivers for z/TPF 1.1 & z/TPFDF 1.1

Driver

The API5 driver runs test cases for APIs such as macros, C function interfaces, and grouped functional interfaces.

The z/TPF high-speed connector driver provides a sample z/TPF server, Linux server, and driver program for issuing the tpf_send_message API. It also includes sample endpoint descriptor files for TLS and non-TLS enabled connections.

The CORO test driver uses and verifies the commit rollback support on the z/TPF system.

The DEB5 driver is used to build, maintain, and modify a subsystem user unique database.

The z/TPF data event starter kit contains an end-to-end data event example from deploying and creating data events on the z/TPF system to processing the data events on a remote system.

The resource monitor test driver tests that the TPF system takes a designated action when the ECB usage of a certain system resource is exceeded.

The FFACT test driver generates find and file activity for both Pool and Fixed records on the z/TPF system.

The Java™ sample applications demonstrate how to build and load Java applications for the z/TPF system.

The KPTS driver is used to test the C APIs and assembly language macros that provide support for >4K keypoints.

The LODIC input list shutdown driver (LISH) is used as a test tool to create background activity in a z/TPF system.

The MEM5 driver tests ECB and system heap test cases.

The MPIF driver generates communications across a channel to channel (CTOC) device.

The MQS1 driver is a generic test driver that tests various capabilities of MQSeries support on z/TPF.

The pool driver allows users of systems to cycle through available pools quickly.

The service applications in Java™ starter kit demonstrate how to create service applications that can be called by remote clients or native programs.

The socket (SOCK) driver provides code to do socket testing for Linux, SSL, and TCP/IP.

The shared object linkage driver (SOLD) is used to test intra- and inter-module calls between various shared objects.

The SIPC driver tests IPC by generating IPC traffic and background activity.

The tape driver is a test tool that exercises the z/TPF tape macros.

The TRAG driver verifies that an ECB will use the first trace group buffer (IBM_DEFT) after the number of allocated trace group buffers for the ECB is exceeded.

z/TPF Java Health Center API driver
The z/TPF Java™ Health Center API driver demonstrates how to use the IBM Health Center API in a Java application.

z/TPF Java stateful Hello World driver
The z/TPF Java™ stateful Hello World driver demonstrates how to use stateful services in a Java application.

z/TPF native code coverage for new and changed code - sample scripts
Sample scripts to help a developer that is working on a z/TPF project to view code coverage results for new and changed code in SonarQube.

The z/TPF publish to data streaming platform driver for Java™ demonstrates how you can use Java on the z/TPF system to publish z/TPF business events directly from your z/TPF system to a data streaming platform.

The z/TPF rules engine driver for Java™ demonstrates how a traditional z/TPF application can be extended by calling a rules engine that is written in Java and running on your z/TPF system.

The z/TPF support for MongoDB starter kit provides a set of instructions, sample database definitions, and driver programs for the z/TPF support for MongoDB.