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LegacyJ Transaction Platform FAQs

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LegacyJ Transaction Platform is a robust enterprise sub-system permitting CICS based COBOL applications to migrate to and execute in the J2EE environment.

LegacyJ Transaction Platform integrates business applications into a cohesive, flexible, enterprise solution that allows existing business processes to use and exploit J2EE based technologies.

Questions

Is LegacyJ Transaction Platform CICS?

What is the difference between LegacyJ Transaction Platform and other transaction sub-systems?

The cost of running a CICS sub-system is a major issue will LegacyJ Transaction Platform help address this business issue?

Can I stage my migration and move an application at a time onto the Transaction Platform?

My application will be redeployed on J2EE Application Server with the Transaction Platform; what manual changes are required to migrate?

Are there any incompatibilities between CICS behavior and LegacyJ Transaction Platform?

How should a LTP project be defined in the LegacyJ IDE?

Does the COBOL transaction program get generated as an EJB, and, if so, what kind of EJB?

What SQL Databases can be used?

File Control and SQL both use JDBC for access to relational databases; does this mean that file access such as VSAM uses JDBC?

Does the LegacyJ Transaction Platform support IBM MQSeries?