The Jazz™ Team Server
on z/OS® requires two directories
in addition to the USS directory created by the SMP/E installation.
One is a directory used to store Jazz Team
Server for System z® configuration
files and the other is a working directory. Sample member BLZCPDIR in hlq.SBLZSAMP is
used to create and populate these directories with the required files
from the SMP/E installed directory.
The following three symbolic references are used throughout this
guide to refer to these particular directories:
| Symbolic name |
Use |
Variable in BLZCPDIR |
Default directory |
| @pathPrefix@ |
The path prefix specified during the SMP/E install.
|
HOME |
|
| @confPath@ |
The Jazz Team
Server for System z configuration
files directory. |
CONF |
/etc/jazz |
| @workPath@ |
The Jazz Team
Server for System z working
directory. |
WORK |
/u/jazz |
Space recommendations:
The Jazz Team Server for System z directories should have the following
allocations:
- @workPath@
- 700 cylinders 3390, for running the Jazz Team
Server for System z on z/OS
- @confPath@
- 2 cylinders 3390
RACF file access requirements: The Jazz Team Server
for System z directories
require the following RACF® file
access permissions:
- @confPath@ must be accessible for read and write by the user ID
under which the Tomcat server or WebSphere® Application
Server executes.
- @workPath@ must be accessible for read and write by the user ID
under which the Tomcat server or WebSphere Application
Server executes.
- @workPath@ must be accessible for read and write by the user ID
under which the Jazz Team Server
for System z repository
tools are run.
Configure member BLZCPDIR in hlq.SBLZSAMP using
the instructions contained in the member. Use the SUBMIT command
to submit the modified JCL and check the job log. If you set everything
up correctly, all steps will end with return code 0.
Attention: The BLZCPDIR member contains the @jazzgrp@ variable,
which you should set to the SAF group that contains all of the user
IDs that require write access to the configuration and work directories.
You must also associate a group ID (GID) with this SAF group.