Ship list files are XML files that contain a list of file specifiers. The container type that is used to identify partitioned data set (PDS) resources is PDS and the resource type is PDSmember. You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard for the resource name, if you want all members in a partitioned data set (PDS) to be included in a package. Typically, you write a script that works with your build engine to create a ship list file from the build output.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="CP037"?>
<manifest type="MANIFEST_SHIPLIST">
<container name="BLD.JCL" type="PDS">
<resource name="BLZCPBTK" type="PDSMember"/>
</container>
<container name="BLD.LOAD1" type="PDS">
<resource name="*" type="PDSMember"/>
</container>
<container name="BLD.LOAD2" type="PDS">
<resource name="ORDRSET" type="PDSMember"/>
<resource name="RDBKC01" type="PDSMember"/>
</container>
</manifest>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="CP037"?>
<manifest type="MANIFEST_SHIPLIST">
<container name="BLD.JCL" type="PDS" deployType="JCL">
<resource name="BLZCPBTK" type="PDSMember"/>
</container>
<container name="BLD.LOAD1" type="PDS" deployType="CICS LOAD">
<resource name="*" type="PDSMember"/>
</container>
<container name="BLD.LOAD2" type="PDS">
<resource name="ORDRSET" type="PDSMember" deployType="CICS LOAD"/>
<resource name="RDBKC01" type="PDSMember" deployType="CICS LOAD"/>
</container>
</manifest>