Technical resources IBM z/OS Connect documentation Explore the z/OS Connect documentationĪsk for help from, and give feedback on, z/OS Connect. Information about z/OS Connect in IBM Documentation. Q: How can I learn more about z/OS Connect?įor answers to questions around the new z/OS Connect capabilities andĮnhancements on offer, how this compares to the existing offering and how to get started, see Take advantage of the improved security schemes provided by the OpenAPI 3 specification to deliver more granular control of user authorization at the API operation level. If using Podman simply replace 'docker' with 'podman'.)įor a full tutorial and a closer look at how z/OS Connect works, take a look here: You can check out the latest version by looking at the change history. If you have a container environment installed on your machine you can pull the z/OS Connect Designer directly for example, using Docker or Docker Desktop (other container runtimes are supported) you can run:ĭocker run -it -p 9080:9080 -v $PWD:/workspace/project icr.io/zosconnect/ibm-zcon-designer:3.0.62 Manage API project changes across your teams using your choice of source control management (SCM) systems.Edit and refactor project files at any point with any IDE.Use JSONata, a powerful data transformation language, to supercharge your API mapping.Start by importing from an OpenAPI 3 definition.Iteratively develop, run and test your API in isolation with your own z/OS Connect Development server.The z/OS Connect Designer provides a new, intuitive, web-based development experience that enables an application developer to: Note, Docker Desktop is used in our tutorials but other container runtimes are supported.

Image available in your own image registries for self-service use with container runtimes. Use Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces to do this or make the z/OS Connect Designer Develop APIs in your own z/OS Connect development environment containing an isolated z/OS Connectĭevelopment server.

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