Some resource definition types and some attributes are
now obsolete. You must replace obsolete resource definitions, and
obsolete attributes as appropriate.
Resource definition
attributes made obsolete in CICS Transaction Server for z/OS®, Version 5 Release 2
- DNSGROUP in TCPIPSERVICE resource
- The DNSGROUP attribute on TCPIPSERVICE resource definitions specified
the group name with which CICS registered to Workload Manager, for
connection optimization. DNSGROUP is obsolete as part of the removal
of support for DNS Connection Optimization. DNSGROUP is supported
for CSD compatibility for earlier releases of CICS where it is still
valid.
- EXPIRYINT in TSMODEL resource
- The EXPIRYINT attribute on TSMODEL resource definitions specified
the expiry interval for matching temporary storage queues in hours.
It has been replaced by the EXPIRYINTMIN attribute, which specifies
the expiry interval in minutes. EXPIRYINT is supported for CSD compatibility,
and an expiry interval specified using EXPIRYINT is accepted in compatibility
mode. New models should use the EXPIRYINTMIN attribute.
- GRPCRITICAL in TCPIPSERVICE resource
- The GRPCRITICAL attribute on TCPIPSERVICE resource definitions
marked the service as a critical member of the DNS group. GRPCRITICAL
is obsolete as part of the removal of support for DNS Connection Optimization.
GRPCRITICAL is supported for CSD compatibility for earlier releases
of CICS where it is still valid.
Resource definitions made obsolete
in CICS Transaction Server for z/OS, Version 5 Release 1
- CORBASERVER
- The CORBASERVER resource, used for defining the execution environment
for enterprise beans and stateless CORBA objects, is obsolete and
is removed.
- DJAR
- The DJAR resource, used for defining a deployed JAR file in the
local CICS® region, is obsolete
and is removed.
- REQUESTMODEL
- The REQUESTMODEL resource, used for defining how an Internet Inter-ORB
Protocol (IIOP) inbound request is mapped to the CICS transaction that is to be initiated, is
obsolete, and is removed.
- JVMPROFILE in PROGRAM resource
- The JVMPROFILE attribute in PROGRAM definitions is obsolete and
is removed from CICS as part
of the removal of support for JVM pool infrastructure. The attribute
is supported for CSD compatibility for earlier releases of CICS where it is still valid.
Last updated: Saturday, 15 June 2019