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how to call rexx from command line so it can access ISPF

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Peter Eck (11●1●7●6) | asked Oct 28 '11, 4:11 p.m.
Does any one know how to code the call to a rexx program in a command line build to enable the execution of ISPF commands in the REXX? I coded my command line originally like this

tso "EXEC '....REXX(PERSDEP)' 'arguments'"

but then I couldn't execute any ISPF commands in my rexx.

so I tried to code the command line like this

tso "ISPSTART CMD(EXEC '....REXX(PERSDEP)' 'arguments')"

but then I got a error that ISPPROF was not allocated which means that an ISPF environment does not exist.

So how can I set up the call to my REXX so that an ISPF environment will exist?

I am running this as a command line - Rational Build agent build

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Tami Takamiya (201●11●10) | answered Oct 28 '11, 6:17 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Does any one know how to code the call to a rexx program in a command line build to enable the execution of ISPF commands in the REXX?


Since this is a question on the usage of z/OS, I think you will be able to get better answers somewhere else, but I guess you can use TSO/ISPF gateway for that purpose.

A very simple sample that invoke the gateway from a Unix shell command is: 

#!/bin/sh                                      

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/lpp/ispf/bin            

                                               

echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>                  

<ISPF-INPUT>                                   

<SERVICE-REQUEST>                              

<service>ISPF</service>                        

<session>NONE</session>                        

<command>EXEC 'TAMI.JAZZ.EXEC(TEST)'</command> 

</SERVICE-REQUEST>                             

</ISPF-INPUT>" | ISPZXML


Please refer to manual for more details.
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Peter Eck (11●1●7●6) | answered Nov 02 '11, 11:26 a.m.
I attempted to code this. I created a script as you suggested and coded my command line as follows:

/local/jazz/BLZCONF/scripts/callPersDeploy

and my arguments as follows:

${pbDir} ${deploy} ${ovrlay} ${dest} ${sappl}

When I execute the command line build I get the following error message:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No Participant Found

Do you know what I am doing wrong?
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Tami Takamiya (201●11●10) | answered Nov 02 '11, 4:10 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
I attempted to code this. I created a script as you suggested and coded my command line as follows:

/local/jazz/BLZCONF/scripts/callPersDeploy

and my arguments as follows:

${pbDir} ${deploy} ${ovrlay} ${dest} ${sappl}

When I execute the command line build I get the following error message:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No Participant Found

Do you know what I am doing wrong?


I have no idea... What do you see in the stack trace for the IllegalArgumentException?

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