Overview NJE

NJE is a software module of the Barr Host Communications Suite that provides a powerful way to exchange print and job data sets between IBM mainframes and the Barr Host Communications Suite in a peer-to-peer network A network of two or more computers that use the same program or type of program to communicate and share data.. By providing access to more than 200 information fields (such as JOBNAME, FORMNAME, FCBNAME, UCSNAME, Priority, and Class), it allows you to build customized job routing rules and take control of your document distribution.

BARR/NJE Overview

The combination of BHCS and NJE provides most of the features of the MVS/JES and VSE/POWER An S/390 operating systems program that simultaneously operates many readers, printers, and remote communications devices. spool, including all the features for naming, routing, and reprinting jobs that are available in the BARR/RJE DOS product. NJE is capable of exchanging print and job data sets with other NJE nodes. BHCS manages the NJE print and job data sets, and maintains them in the spool folder.

You can define multiple NJE nodes on the BARR/NJE computer. Each Barr NJE node has a defined connection with an adjacent NJE node at a host. The Barr NJE node is not limited to sending jobs to the adjacent NJE node. Print and job data sets can be routed to any NJE nodes in your NJE network. The Barr NJE node can also receive jobs from any NJE node.

Connects in multiple ways:

Utilities

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NJE Configuration Utility

You must be a member of the local Administrators group to operate the NJE Configuration Utility. If you are assigned the Configure - NJE user access right on the computer to which you are trying to connect, but are not a member of the Administrators group, the NJE Configuration Utility will operate in read-only mode.

Use the NJE Configuration Utility to set up features for NJE. With NJE, a peer-to-peer A network of two or more computers that use the same program or type of program to communicate and share data. connection is used to exchange print and job data sets from the mainframe. Use the NJE Configuration Utility to define multiple NJE nodes. The NJE Configuration Utility consists of two configuration tabs:

NJE Console

To access NJE Console, you must be assigned the NJE Console user access right.

Use the NJE Console to send messages and commands to each connected NJE host. The console can also be used to receive messages from the host. Using NJE Console does not require a separate LU; every NJE Console connection shares a single LU with the BARR NJE service.

The NJE Console includes the following features.