IBM / zowe-cli-cics-deploy-plugin

Provides the cics-deploy plug-in for Zowe CLI https://github.com/zowe/zowe-cli to deploy Node.js and other applications from a workstation to IBM CICS Transaction Server within a CICS bundle. Documentation is available at https://ibm.github.io/zowe-cli-cics-deploy-plugin/
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The node log files are listed as a Path - but the system they are on is not. #208

Closed ChrisAtkinson1 closed 5 years ago

ChrisAtkinson1 commented 5 years ago

The log files are reported eg

NODEJSAPP resources for Bundle 'CICSJS02' in Scope 'CALMAS1': CICS NODEJSAPP resource 'CICSJSON' is in 'ENABLED' state in region 'CALMAS1' with process id '65840'. stdout: /u/nodelogs/CALMAS1/CICSJSON/CICSJSON/D20190531.T140207.stdout stderr: /u/nodelogs/CALMAS1/CICSJSON/CICSJSON/D20190531.T140207.stderr

However I don't know from the CLI without diving into my profile what system they reside on.

Should they get the host they reside on ?

pcoop commented 5 years ago

I'm not sure I follow... what do you want to have changed? Do you want the hostname for the CMCI connection printed out?

What we're displaying here is the same information you can see with CEMT or Explorer. Is the information insufficient in those scenarios too?

markcocker commented 5 years ago

Once a push command had completed, I would likely:

In each of those cases I don't need too know the host, rather the zosmf profile name. As the user would have specified this in --zosmf-profile option or used their default, I think it acceptable they should also do the same to view the file using one of the techniques above.

@ChrisAtkinson1 If you are ok with the above, I can update the doc to highlight these as "next steps" in the "Deploying your first Node.js app" tutorial.

matthewpwilson commented 5 years ago

Triage: Suggest adding 'MVSSYSNAME value from REGION to summary table

markcocker commented 5 years ago

Assigning to myself to update getting started tutorial.

markcocker commented 5 years ago

@ChrisAtkinson1 I believe this issue has now been addressed in PRs #255 and #256.

ChrisAtkinson1 commented 5 years ago

Yes closing