2.2.1 Systems executing batch applications

The systems executing batch applications require batch servers. You can also integrate the systems that execute batch applications, with the following products:

• JP1/AJS

• BJEX or JP1/Advanced Shell

If you integrate the systems with these products, you can define the start and stop of batch servers and the start of batch applications as jobs, for automatic execution of the batch applications. Also, if you integrate the system with BJEX or JP1/Advanced Shell you can use the functionality with the conditional execution of job steps that uses return values of batch application execution commands and automatically stop the batch application when you forcefully stop the job.

This subsection describes the structure of a system that executes batch applications. For details on the system that uses the scheduling functionality, see 4. Scheduling of Batch Applications.

The following figure shows the configuration example of a system that executes batch applications.

Figure 2‒2: Configuration example of a system that executes batch applications

In this figure, the system that executes batch applications is integrated with the following products:

• JP1/AJS

• BJEX or JP1/Advanced Shell

If the system is not integrated with these products, you do not require Administration Client, JP1 job Management Server, BJEX, JP1/Advanced Shell, JP1/AJS - Agent, and the JP1/Base of the batch server shown in the figure.

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