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Invoking an application z/OS TSO/E Customization SA32-0976-00 |
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If you define an application using Application Manager, you should also use Application Manager to invoke the application. Then at invocation, Application Manager allocates the libraries that the application requires. Using Application Manager to define and invoke an application eliminates the requirement that all libraries must be included in the LOGON procedure. Decreasing the number of libraries allocated in the LOGON procedure decreases the time required for LOGON. Allocating libraries as an application requires them, enables an installation to make different versions of an application available. If you use Application Manager to
define an application, but do not use Application Manager to invoke
the application, the libraries the application requires may not be
available. Specifically, if the invocation you use establishes a
new ISPF environment, the libraries that were allocated before the
invocation will not be available. Examples of how a new ISPF environment
can be established are:
If you define an application using Application Manager, but cannot invoke it through Application Manager, and if the application establishes a new ISPF environment, then you must allocate the required libraries in the LOGON procedure or before starting ISPF. |
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