When accessing ADABAS on os390 I received response code 208 from ADABAS requesting a security signon.
How do you signon in this situation ?
I had to remove the ADAESI module from the ADABAS MPM to continue my test.
Joseph
Can you tell me which version of Tamino are you using?
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Originally posted by Stuart Fyffe-Collins:
Can you tell me which version of Tamino are you using?
The version of Tamino is 2.3.1.4.
Hi,
I believe with this version of Tamino it should work. If you are using Apache as the webserver then you need to define user id/password. For the mainframe side you need Adabas v7, preferably EntireX X-Hub should be used as this is the offical product to allow Tamino to connect to Adabas on the mainframe - this product also requires Adabas v7.
Sorry I’ve no real experience at configuring this. If you can tell us more about the configuration/versions of products used (adabas, webserver, entire net-work - do you have x-hub?) maybe someone can help further.
Hi Stuart, was this ever figured out? The state of Alaska is trying to do the same thing, ie, query adabas via tamino x-node and pass username password to ESI and/or ACF2.
Thanks
Shane
Hi Shane,
Sorry I don’t have any more information for you as the mainframe is not really my field of experience. I believe this should work with Tamino v3 and Adabas v7 with Entire X-Hub. Is this what your customer is using? I think the other thing is to configure the webserver to challenge the user for a username and password, so that this is passed on via XTS to ESI.
Kind regards, Stuart