Converting JVM target definitions

Use the following procedure if you want to convert a version 2.1 target to a version 3.2 target.

1. On EZJE, hyperlink on Convert Target Defs  under  Setup & Configuration .
   

   Note

   If no targets are installed on your system, EZJE displays the Setup MJEJVM targets option instead of Convert Target Defs. For more information about creating new JVM targets, see Setting-up-JVM-targets.

   The JVM Target Conversion Wizard is displayed.

                               JVM Target Conversion Wizard
                                                                               
                                                                               
   JOB Information                                                            
   Job Name           MJECIQ53                Jobname for JVMs             
                                                                               
   JMX Information    Suggested value                                                        
   JMX Protocol       JRMP                                        
   History            Y
   
   Health Center Information
   Add Default profile Y    (Y|N) Autotgt
   Health Center Port Scan                    HC Listner Port
   Security Suffix    00                      only valid with Port nnnn
                              Collect
   Garbage Collection          Y  (Y|N)
   Classes                     Y  (Y|N)
   Class Histogram             Y  (Y|N) * Interval 15 minutes *
   Object Allocation           O  (O|N)
   Event Only Mode             Y  
   
   z/OS Connect EE Information                                  
                                                               
   HTTP Port          0     Used if MJESSL suffix is NO      
   HTTPS Port         0     requires MJESSL value            
   Security Suffix    NO    MJESSL suffix for this connection
                                                                               
   End to convert to MVJE 3.2 format                                                     
   Cancel to exit
   HELP to display help

2. Complete the fields as described in the following table:

   Field	Default value	Description
   JOB Information
   Job Name	jobName	Job name on which the target is set up
   JMX Information
   JMX Protocol= [JRMP | IIOP | REST]	JRMP	Connection protocol as defined in the target JVM for JMX connectivity Valid values are: IIOP JRMP REST Note If you specify JMX Protocol=REST, you must specify the following values: For the JMX Port parameter, specify the HTTPS port for the Representational state transfer (REST) local interface. For the Security Suffix parameter, specify the suffix of an SSL member containing security information for the REST server. For more information, view the Quick CourseMainView for Java Environments: Set MVJE and Liberty servers to gather JMX data using the REST interface.
   History=[D | Y | N]	D	Whether to collect history data Note: The default value (D), uses the value specified for the MVHISTORY parameter in the MJEINI xx member.
   Health Center Information
   Add Default profile =[Y | N]	Y	Whether to create a default profile in the converted target definition. A default profile enables automatically creating Health Center and IBM WebSphere Application Server targets.
   Health Center Port=[Scan | nnnnn]	Scan	Health Center port to which MainView for Java Environments should connect Valid values are: Scan, the product scans the target address space for a listening Health Center port nnnn, representing a user-specified four-digit port number Note If you specified JMX Protocol=REST, and your port falls in the scan range between HCPORTSTART and HCPORTEND, specify Scan.
   Security Suffix=[NO | nn ]	NO	Suffix of the SSL member that you want the Health Center target to useValid values are: NO (the default), which adds SSL member MJESSLNO to the target. MJESSLNO contains no SSL parameters. xx, representing a user-specified two-character suffix of an existing SSL member. Alternatively, if you want to create a new SSL member, specify a suffix for the new SSL member.
   Garbage Collection=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to collect garbage information about Java heap and pause times
   Classes=[Y | N]	Y	Whether to collect information about the Java classes being loaded and their usages
   Class Histogram=[Y | N] * Interval nn Minutes *	Y, 15	Whether to collect class histograms Valid values are: Y (the default), collects class histograms at nn-minute intervals N, does not collect class histograms
   Object Allocation =[O | N ]	O	Whether to collect out-of-line memory allocations Valid values are: O (the default), collects all memory allocations within the JVM N, does not collect memory allocations
   Event Only Mode =Y	Y	Whether the Health Center should operate in only event mode Note You cannot modify this field.
   z/OS Connect EE Information
   HTTP Port= nnnnn	0	Port number for a http listener port The product uses this port if you specify Security Suffix=NO for the z/OS Connect EE target.
   HTTPS Port=nnnnn	0	Port number for a https listener port The product uses this port if you specify an SSL member for the z/OS Connect EE target.
   Security Suffix=[NO | xx]	NO	Suffix of the SSL member that you want to use for building z/OS Connect EE security properties for the JVM Valid values are: NO (the default), which adds SSL member MJESSLNO to the target. MJESSLNO contains no SSL parameters. xx, representing a two-character user-specified suffix of an existing SSL member. Alternatively, if you want to create a new SSL member, specify a suffix for the new SSL member.

3. To install and save the target definition, enter E (End) on the COMMAND line.
    When EZJE returns, the Convert Target Defs  option has changed to  MJEJVM targets.