@broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli

CA® OPS/MVS® Plug-in for Zowe CLI

Usage no npm install needed!

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README

CA® OPS/MVS® Plug-in for Zowe CLI

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This repository contains the CA® OPS/MVS® Plug-in for Zowe CLI (OPS).

Install the OPS Plug-in From Packages

Follow these steps:

  1. Issue the following command:

    $ zowe plugins install @broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli

    Note: The latest npm tag installs a version of the product that is intended for public consumption. You can use different npm tags to install other versions of the product. For more information about tag usage, see NPM Tag Names.

  2. Validate the installed plug-in:

    $ zowe plugins validate @broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli

Install the OPS/MVS® Plug-in From Source

Download and Build the Source Code

To install the OPS/MVS® plug-in to the Zowe CLI from source, issue the following commands:

  1. Clone this repository to your PC
  2. In a command line, navigate to the repository
  3. Install dependencies:
    $ npm install
  4. Build the plug-in:
    $ npm run build
  5. Install the plug-in:
    $ zowe plugins install .
  6. Validate the installed plug-in:
    $ zowe plugins validate @broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli

Note: For more information about using the install command, see Manage Plug-ins.

Uninstall the Plug-in From Zowe CLI

To uninstall the plug-in from Zowe CLI, issue the following command:

$ zowe plugins uninstall @broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli

Note: For more information about using the uninstall command, see Manage Plug-ins.

Create an OPS Profile

To create an OPS plug-in profile gather the following data:

  • The host name of the LPAR on which OPS Web Services is running
  • The OPS Web Services port number
  • A user name that has authority to access OPS Web Services
  • The password to the account tied to the user name

To create an ops profile, issue the following command:

$ zowe profiles create ops myLPAR --hostname mylpar.example.com --port 1234 --username myself --password fakepassword