CA Gen product update. Jean Rissmiller, Principal, Product Marketing Andy Wyatt, Principal Consultant December 2011

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1 CA Gen product update Jean Rissmiller, Principal, Product Marketing Andy Wyatt, Principal Consultant December 2011

2 agenda CA Gen Outreach CA Gen release 8 Highlights CA Gen Plans CA Gen and the Cloud CA Gen Community Worldwide Questions and Answers 2

3 CA Gen customer outreach Texas 22 February N. Carolina 24 February Florida Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri Virginia New Jersey New York Connecticut Arizona Oregon 25 February 1 March 2 March 3 March 7 March 8 March 9 March 11 March 11 April 12 April Turkey 23 September Spain 28 September Cyprus 29 September Denmark 30 September Portugal 30 September Austria 5 October Switzerland 7 October Ireland 16 September Brisbane Sydney Canberra Malaysia Singapore 30 November 1 December 2 December 5-6 December 7 December California 13 April Nevada 14 Nov 3

4 CA Gen release 8 highlights

5 CA Gen 8 feature highlights Reduced complexity and cost of migrating to new releases Verified CA Gen 7.6 mainframe runtimes are compatible in CA Gen 8.0 Support 2 versions of CA Gen on same developer workstation z/os enhancements Dynamic RI triggers to conserve memory Database enhancements Multi-row fetch Identity columns New design tool CA Gen Studio framework Web clients Web View (Web 2.0 technology) Web Service Access (Dreamweaver design, calls web services) 5

6 CA Gen Studio CA Gen r8 introduced three designers and functions built into the Eclipse-based CA Gen Studio Web View Web Service Access Pstep Interface 6

7 Web View UI generation create Web 2.0 applications using CA Gen Deliver rich and dynamic Web 2.0 applications Utilize Ajax to improve performance Execute on both Internet Explorer and Firefox Design UI and Logic Web 2.0 applications Generate Deliver accessible 508 compliant applications Execute Build and Assemble 7

8 3270 User Interface CA Gen generated 3270 block-mode application 8

9 GUI User Interface 1995 GUI Client/Server interface 100% reuse of business logic 9

10 Web View User Interface 2011 Web interface 100% reuse of server logic 90% reuse of client logic 10

11 Web Service Access Designer simplify web service consumption Create and customize web service interfaces Uses Dreamweaver to design user interface CA Gen installs Dreamweaver plug-in Links UI components to logic Maps UI behaviors/events to Web Service Operations

12 PStep Interface Designer publishing CA Gen web services Makes it easier to identify the CA Gen Web Services Customizes PStep interfaces 12 Generates WSDL for customized PSteps

13 other CA Gen r8 features

14 productivity enhancements Support for larger models and subsets Object counts increased from 64K to ~1M per object type, which enables creation of larger subsets and models Increases developer productivity and efficiency Multiple Diagram Trace Utility (DTU) New GUI for tracing CA Gen applications Multiple DTU s can communicate independently with same server application 14

15 mainframe performance improvements Multi-row/Block Fetch Allows multiple rows to be returned in a single message from the DBMS Initial reports indicate 60% improvement in CPU utilization In and Between In and Between clauses make coding of READ / READ EACH WHERE statements easier and they are easier to maintain as well because there is less code to read. TCPIP Multi Socket Listener Manages many CICS connections simultaneously 3 times faster in processing time 20 times faster in accepting new connection requests 15

16 mainframe efficiency improvements DB2 bind enhancements Supports the specification of additional package bind parameters and runtime collection ID for enhanced ease of use and simplified maintenance z/lib enhancements Optionally package related action-blocks into Component Operation libraries Reduces load, access time, facilitates module management and deployment z/os dynamic link of RI Triggers Allows consolidation of triggers to improve memory footprint, load time Batch support added in Interim Enhancement 1 16

17 SOA features Custom Web Service Interfaces.Net Proxy Web Services EJB Web Services Web Service Access 17

18 CA Gen reviews Application modernization CA Gen s platform flexibility and regeneration capabilities enable us to move applications forward to new architectures and new technologies Multi Socket Listener The CICS Multi Socket Listener is 3-5 times more performant than the old single socket listener giving us huge performance gains Multi-Row Fetch Multi-row fetch gives us extreme productivity gains from 20 seconds to.2 seconds over a single row fetch Composite application development Enable customers to integrate their CA Gen applications with other software solutions Threadsafe Support and DLL s We have already seen a performance improvement of 20-30% overall with the use of DLL s and thread safe support Lower Total Cost of Ownership CA continues to deliver enhancements which help us lower the cost of developing and maintaining our applications 18

19 CA Gen plans

20 CA Gen - moving along Interim Enhancements First in March 2011 Second due Q CA MSM Configuration Services May 2012 CA Gen 8.5 Due Q

21 CA Gen 8 roadmap CA Gen r8 Interim Enhancement 2 Customization for Java and C# Proxies 64 bit Servers on Windows Gen Studio Generation Web View CFB Extension on Windows, Unix & Linux (TCP/IP & MQ).NET Proxy and ASP. Net Clients with WebSphere MQ Gen 32 bit Server Apps on 64 bit Linux MSM Software Configuration Service Existing Planned CA Gen r8 CA Gen r8 Interim Enhancement 1 Visual Studio 2010 Web View Customization Firefox Support for Web View JBoss Support for Web View Dynamic RI Triggers for Batch CA Gen 8.5 CFB Extension - Windows, Unix/Linux(Tuxedo) & z/os BLOB II on Windows, z/os Web Services Middleware (Java, C and.net) Gen Studio Generation II Web View EJB to CICS 2 Phase Commit CY

22 CA Gen 8 roadmap CA Gen r8 Interim Enhancement 2 Customization for Java and C# Proxies 64 bit Servers on Windows Gen Studio Generation Web View CFB Extension on Windows, Unix & Linux (TCP/IP & MQ).NET Proxy and ASP. Net Clients with WebSphere MQ Gen 32 bit Server Apps on 64 bit Linux MSM Software Configuration Service Existing Planned CA Gen r8 CA Gen r8 Interim Enhancement 1 Visual Studio 2010 Web View Customization Firefox Support for Web View JBoss Support for Web View Dynamic RI Triggers for Batch CA Gen 8.5 CFB Extension - Windows, Unix/Linux(Tuxedo) & z/os BLOB II on Windows, z/os Web Services Middleware (Java, C and.net) EJB to CICS 2 Phase Commit CY

23 CA Gen 8.5 planned features CFB extension The 32K Common Format Buffer(CFB) limit is increased to 16M Windows, UNIX, Linux * z/os BLOB II on Windows, z/os Allows BLOBs to be read and written to databases Web Services Middleware Allows CA Gen clients to exchange data via SOAP Java, C,.Net EJB to CICS Two Phase Commit Support between EJB and CICS transactions using ECI Use DB2 Table and Table Space partitioning Feature introduced in DB2 v9 to allow partitioning using tables and table spaces * Interim Enhancement 2 23

24 looking down the road Expand on server and performance enhancements in runtimes Support 64 bit UNIX/Linux/zLinux applications Cross-Generation from z/os for C, Java and C# Coalesce Web Clients Formalize Cloud support Expand Web Services - TE Continuous update for mainframe products via PTFs Facilitate use of CA Gen applications in enterprise frameworks like Spring, Struts Expand CA Gen Studio footprint 24

25 additional pieces to the puzzle vital functional enhancements DB2 Features CSE Clients re-design Batch architecture design Application Unicode support Other DBMS features Compatibility ease of use Runtime Performance Improvements Batch on UNIX, Windows, Linux and zlinux 25

26 CA Gen and the Cloud

27 developing applications for the cloud connected enterprise CA Gen will continue to be enhanced to enable delivery of cloud solutions and further integrate with these and other cloud computing technologies CA AppLogic Amazon EC2 Elastic Compute Cloud Microsoft 27

28 staying connected

29 stay connected to other CA Gen users! (ca_gen) CA Gen Global User Community 29

30 get connected to CA Gen global user communities From ca.com Login or register Go to Communities Select Mainframe and then Choose CA Gen EDGE User Community 30

31 CA Gen education

32 CA Gen release 8 training CA Support Online ASP.NET enhancements CSS enhancements EJB 3.0 enhancements Enhanced DBMS support CA Gen Studio CA Gen r8 z/os enhancements Miscellaneous CA Gen r8 features TCPIP Direct Connect for CICS 32

33 recorded webcasts Increase productivity and enhance access to your CA Gen environment CA Gen 8.0 CA MSM installation and deployment for z/os Implement CA Gen transactions within an SOA environment A CIO's dream: Approaches to solving persistent, pervasive IT issues XML Thunder QA Console CA Gen Web Service access Quicker and easier! SOA in CA Gen 8.0 Modernizing CA Gen applications Accelerate your CA Gen upgrade CA Gen Web applications 33

34 Presentations from CA World 2011 Moving CA Gen Applications to the Web Attaining a Model of Health: Case Study Transforming IT to Exceptional Enterprise Management Services Modernizing Applications for Maximum Productivity The Final Frontier: Rationalizing Enterprise Applications Along the Road to CA Gen r8: Case Study Real-time Performance Monitoring For CA Gen Migrating from Single Socket to Multi Socket Listener: Case Study Genify Your IT Assets via Transformation The Path to CA Gen Testing Success 34

35 questions and answers

36 thank you

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