The tables in this document summarize the CICS SupportPacs sorted by platform. You can see details on a particular SupportPac by selecting the appropriate SupportPac number in the first column of the tables.

The tables in this document summarize the CICS SupportPacs sorted by category. You can see details on a particular SupportPac by selecting the appropriate SupportPac number in the first column of the tables.

Current and future releases of CICS Transaction Server for z/OS (CICS TS) will include the CICS Explorer, a new Eclipse-based graphical user interface. IBM made the initial capability of the CICS Explorer available on 5 November 2008 as a new SupportPac for current releases of CICS TS. This Webcast contains detailed information on the function of this new SupportPac.

This document contains the updates, for documentation APAR PK68701, to the CICS® Transaction Server for VSE/ESA™ V1.1.1 manuals that describe enhancements to temporary storage (TS). The enhancements allow you to use up to 16 characters for TS queue names.

System z is the strategic core of business world wide. Two IBM teams architected and deployed a secure SOA environment, based on a realistic customer scenario, involving WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Process Server, WebSphere ESB, WebSphere Service Registry and Repository, WebSphere MQ, WebSphere Message Broker, CICS, DB2, several security products, and more. One team focused on deployment of the applications in a mixed AIX and z/OS environment, whilst the other team deployed the applications in a pure z/OS environment.

[<a name="top">] [</a>]The tables below summarize the WebSphere® MQ family SupportPac™ categories. To see more detail on a particular SupportPac, select the appropriate SupportPac number in the first column.

[<a name="top">] [</a>]The tables below summarize the WebSphere® MQ, WebSphere MQ Everyplace, WebSphere Adapters, WebSphere MQ Integrator Broker for Multiplatforms, WebSphere MQ Workflow and WebSphere Partner Gateway SupportPacs™. To see more detail on a particular SupportPac, click the appropriate SupportPac number in the first column.

The SupportPacs listed below are NEW or have been UPDATED in the last three months.

IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances are purpose-built network devices that offer a wide variety of functionality such as the securing and management of SOA Applications, enterprise service bus integration, and high speed XSL execution. A hardened appliance, DataPower provides robust security features including tamper protection of the device itself. ; This IBM Redbooks publication was written for application architects and other consultants who want to include DataPower appliances in their solutions for reasons of speed, security, or ESB integration.

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