Includes tutorials that guide you through the process of using the Interface Mapping Toolkit (IMTK) to define service interfaces
                  derived from a CICS screen definition in a BMS mapset, the COMMAREA of a CICS program, and the a IMS Screen definition in
                  an MFS map. In addition, each tutorial provides instructions for creating and configuring an 
                  		enterprise server region on which to deploy the service interface to run as a Web service, and for accessing the Web service from one or more generated
                  clients. 
                  	  
               
            
 
            	 
            
               Assumptions
 
               		 
               		
               These tutorials are written from the perspective that all of the following is true. Specific instructions for setting up your
                  environment to adhere to these assumptions is found in the 
                  		  Before you begin these tutorials section that follows: 
                  		
               
 
               		
                
                  		  
                  - You are familiar with the concept and implementation of a service interface. 
                     			 
                     Note: To read up on IMTK technology, see the introductory IMTK information in this documentation, and review other relevant topics
                        as needed. 
                        			 
                      
- Windows 
                     			 File Explorer is set to show file names and extensions. 
                     		  
                  
- You are running the latest version of 
                     			 Micro Focus 
                     			 Enterprise Developer, which has been installed on your local machine using default installation settings, including the Rumba+ Desktop option.
                     
                     		  
                  
- Enterprise Developer is started on your local machine. 
                     		  
                  
- User Account Control (UAC) is disabled. 
                     			 
                     Note: This is required to avoid possible compiler errors; however, if disabling UAC is not possible, run 
                        				Enterprise Developer as an administrator as a workaround. See To run 
                           				  Enterprise Developer as an administrator for details. 
                        			 
                      
- Your parent project directory is 
                     			 c:\tutorials\IMTK. If you choose to use an alternative parent project directory, adjust the instructions accordingly. 
                     		  
                  
- For 
                     			 Tutorial: CICS Screen Web Service only, all instructions regarding use of a TN3270 emulator assume that you are using the 
                     			 Micro Focus Rumba+ TN3270 emulator. If you are using an alternative emulator, adjust the instructions as required to accommodate your
                     software. 
                     		  
                  
- You have addressed all of the items in the 
                     			 Before you begin this tutorial section below. 
                     		  
                  
  
            	 
            
               Before you begin these tutorials
 
               		 
               		
               Before beginning, be sure you have addressed each of the following items: 
                  		
               
 
               		
                
                  		   
                  			 
                  - Disable User Account Control (UAC) 
                     			 
                  
- From the Windows Control Panel, set User Account Control to the most restrictive setting, for example, 
                     				Never Notify. See your Windows documentation for instructions. 
                     			 
                  
- Set Windows File Explorer options 
                     			 
                  
- These tutorials assume that your Windows File Explorer options are set to use the Details layout, and to show file name extensions.
                     See your Windows documentation for more information. 
                     			 
                  
- Create a parent project directory 
                     			 
                  
- Create a directory in which to store the project files imported or created while completing this tutorial, which cites a parent
                     project directory of 
                     				c:\tutorials\IMTK. 
                     			 
                  
- Start 
                     				Visual Studio 
                     			 
                  
-  If you need instructions to get 
                     				Visual Studio started on your local machine, see 
                     				To start 
                        				  Visual Studio. 
                     				
                     Note: If Visual Studio prompts you on startup to select an initial action, click 
                        				  Continue without code. 
                        				
                      
- Set Rumba+ TN3270 options 
                     			 
                  
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                     Note: Required for 
                        				  Tutorial: CICS Screen Web Service only. 
                        				
                       
                        				  
                        - In 
                           					 Visual Studio, click 
                           					 Tools > Options; then expand 
                              						Micro Focus Tools and click 
                              						TN3270 Display. 
                           				  
                        
- In the right frame, ensure that 
                           					 Rumba (Embedded) is selected, and that 
                           					 Connect automatically is checked. 
                           				  
                        
- Close the 
                           					 Options page. 
                           				  
                        
 
  
            	 
            
               Sequence
 
               		 
               		
               You may do these tutorials in any order. They are not interdependent.