10.1 Overview of BJEX and JP1/AS linkage
BJEX is a product that realizes mainframe-like job management in an open system. JP1/AS is a system used to create and execute shell scripts that serve as batch jobs. A job management system that links with JP1/AJS to control batch jobs (jobs that execute batch processing) is called a batch job execution system. By deploying JP1/IM in a batch job execution system, you can monitor the execution status and results of batch jobs in JP1/IM - View based on the JP1 events issued by BJEX or JP1/AS.
The messages output by BJEX and JP1/AS include response-request messages that require the operator to respond to them while a batch job is executing. BJEX and JP1/AS issue response-request messages as JP1 events. JP1/IM allows you to monitor these JP1 events and respond to the messages as needed. The JP1 events that correspond to response-request messages are called response-waiting events. The functionality of JP1/IM that manages and responds to response-waiting events is called the response-waiting event management function. JP1/IM uses this function when linking with BJEX or JP1/AS. It is disabled by default. Enable the response-waiting event management function when linking with BJEX or JP1/AS.
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