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Separate IOAGATE gateways can connect one application to another. Control-O and Control-M/JCL Verify currently use this method of communication to enable one Control-x (Control-O or Control-M/JCL Verify monitor - CTJMON) application to pass information to another Control-x application, each using a separate IOAGATE gateway. For Control-O, this connection uses either the SNA or TCP/IP protocol. For Control-M/JCL Verify this connection uses the TCP/IP protocol.
Throughout this section Control-O is used to demonstrate this method of communication – though everything described is true for Control-M/JCL Verify as well other than where stated otherwise.
Figure 53 IOAGATE connecting instances of Control-O
IOAGATE must be able to discern whether it is connecting to another IOAGATE gateway or directly to another application server. This is done by network mapping.
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