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Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004 Host-Initiated Processing

Overview The webcast discusses Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004. It talks about innovative technologies, such as TI host-initiated processing. Host-initiated processing offers TCP/IP and SNA listeners that permit a computer running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 to function as peers to IBM mainframe and AS/400 computers. For example, CICS programmers can call in to Windows COM+ or .NET server components, just as if they were another CICS transaction program by using familiar programming models such as CICS Distributed Program Link (DPL).

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	6th October 2006 01:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	TCP - IP, File and Network Servers

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