.NET
    deploying remote client object
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    deployment examples
    environment configuration
    projects
       Adding .NET Remotable Objects to .NET Projects
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    task interface objects
    Web services
    without Java
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access
   Accessing the MCS Console
   Authenticating MCS Users
   Managing MCS Servers and Clusters
    to MCS console
       Accessing the MCS Console
       Authenticating MCS Users
       Managing MCS Servers and Clusters
access code
accessing tasks
    .NET remotable objects
    .NET Web services
    Apache Axis Web services
    J2EE resource adapter
    J2EE session EJBs
accounts
   Assigning Rights to use Administration Features
   How to Create MCS User Accounts
   Installation Prompts for Management Components (UNIX)
   Installation Prompts for Management Components (Windows)
   Selecting a Directory Service
    system
       Installation Prompts for Management Components (UNIX)
       Installation Prompts for Management Components (Windows)
       Selecting a Directory Service
    user
       Assigning Rights to use Administration Features
       How to Create MCS User Accounts
Active Directory
Add Server page
administrator authentication
Agent Cluster Management page
   Configuring Agent Clusters
   Creating an Agent Cluster
agent clusters
   Configuring Agent Clusters
   Creating an Agent Cluster
   Managing Agents and Agent Clusters
agents
   Configuring Agent Clusters
   Creating an Agent Cluster
   Managing Agents and Agent Clusters
   Managing MCS Servers and Clusters
AMNUtaskEJBSample
AMNUtaskJCASample
Andrew File System
anonymous user account
ANT
    generating service bean interface objects
    installing
    script to deploy Web services
Apache Axis
    calling from your application
    deploying Web services
    interface objects
    manual deployment
    port
APIs
    choosing an Attachmate API
    Javadocs
application mode
application servers
    default port numbers
    deploying Web applications to
    domain name changes
    editing server information
    for EJBs
    instance name changes
    registering
    supported
applications
    client
       Configuring the Runtime Service
       Enabling Client Access to Run-time Servers
    using tasks in
assigning
    rights
    task IDs
associating
   Associating Users with Groups
   Configuring Agent Clusters
    agent clusters with MCS servers
    tasks with run-time servers
    users with groups
Attachmate HTTP engine
   Installation Prompts for Management Components (UNIX)
   Installation Prompts for Management Components (Windows)
attributes
   Adding a User or Group to the Directory Service
   Associating Users with Groups
    users and groups
       Adding a User or Group to the Directory Service
       Associating Users with Groups
authentication
   Authenticating MCS Users
   Configuring Security Services, Overview
    MCS
       Authenticating MCS Users
       Configuring Security Services, Overview
Authentication page
automatic
    deployment of EJBs
    starting and stopping of services

beans
    enterprise
    input and output examples
    sample application
    task interface objects
       Generating Service Bean Interface Objects
       Generating Task Bean Interface Objects
    using
bridge
buffer
   Setting the Trace Buffer Size
   Viewing Traces

ca.pem
calling tasks
    .NET remotable objects
    .NET Web services
    Apache Axis Web services
    J2EE resource adapter
    J2EE session EJBs
catalina.sh
central management
   Setting Up Centralized Management
   Walk-Through: Managing Applications
certificate authority
   Authenticating MCS Users
   Obtaining and Installing a Server Certificate
   SSL Certificates
Choose Private Key dialog box
class path
    editing of
client-side logging
client access to runtime servers
   Enabling Client Access to Run-time Servers
   Manually Configuring the Client Environment
    manually configuring
client certificate authentication
   Authenticating MCS Users
   Obtaining and Installing Client Certificates
   SSL Certificates
Client Certificate Only option
client configuration file
    configuring tasks using
    location
    specifying custom directory
client installers
client support
   Enabling Client Access to Run-time Servers
   Manually Configuring the Client Environment
    installation option
cluster management
   Managing MCS Servers and Clusters
   Upgrading MCS in a Clustered Environment
    agent clusters
       Configuring Agent Clusters
       Creating an Agent Cluster
    server clusters
       Adding a Server to a Cluster
       Managing MCS Servers and Clusters
       Removing a Server from a Cluster
    upgrading MCS
COBOL
    copybooks
    data descriptions clauses
    data division entries
    dynamic tables
    field properties
    unsupported features
code samples
    .NET deployments
    .NET remote client object client-activated IIS hosted client
    .NET remote client object server-activated client
    .NET remote client object server-activated server
    COBOL copybook
    COM interface application
    IConnectorAccess application
    ITask application
    J2EE resource adapter application
    session EJB application
    task bean inputs and outputs
COM interface
   COM Interface API Reference
   Enabling Client Access to Run-time Servers
    API reference
    sample application
    using
COMM-transaction trace
COMMAREA
   About COBOL Copybooks
   Creating a IMS Program Alias
communication
    between client and MCS server
compiling options
    generating .NET Web services
    generating Apache Axis Web services
    generating service bean interface objects
    generating task bean interface objects
component help
configuration
   Configuring MCS Event Logging
   Configuring Security Services
   Configuring the Directory Service
   Installation in a Development Environment
   Installation in a First-level Production Environment
    .NET environment
    client-side logging
    client environment
       Enabling Client Access to Run-time Servers
       Manually Configuring the Client Environment
    default
    development environment
       Configuring Your Development Environment
       Installation in a Development Environment
    directory services
       Adding a User or Group to the Directory Service
       Associating Users with Groups
       Configuring the Directory Service
       Selecting a Directory Service
    event logging
    files
       Configuring the Runtime Service
       Configuring Your Server Files
    host connection
       Associating Tasks with Run-time Servers
       Configuring a Host Connection
       Configuring the Runtime Service
       Configuring Your Run-time Environment
    pilot environment
    run-time
       Associating Tasks with Run-time Servers
       Configuring the Runtime Service
       Configuring Your Server Files
    security services
    TCP modification
    tracing
configuration file
    saving
Configure System page
connection
console access
   Accessing the MCS Console
   Authenticating MCS Users
context-sensitive help
copybooks
   About COBOL Copybooks
   COBOL Data Division Entries
    data descriptions clauses
    data division entries
    dynamic tables
    example
    field properties
    unsupported features
copyright
correlation IDs
creating tasks
   Managing Agents and Agent Clusters
   Walk-Through: Defining an Application's Functionality

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