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Plug-In Comparison: Eclipse Versus IDz

ZMF for Eclipse plug-in behavior varies somewhat with the IDE in which it is installed. The following table compares plug-in behavior in the open-source Eclipse Workbench versus Rational Developer for z Systems.

Plug-in Behavior Eclipse Workbench IDz
Navigation
  • Serena Explorer
  • Package Explorer (Java)
  • Remote System Explorer
  • Serena Explorer
  • Package Explorer (Java)
  • z/OS Projects Explorer (WebSphere)
Project Management
  • Eclipse projects on desktop
  • Eclipse projects on desktop
  • IDz projects on mainframe
Check-out Location
  • Mainframe development libraries
  • ChangeMan ZMF repository change package
  • Mainframe development libraries
  • ChangeMan ZMF repository change package
  • IDz projects (mainframe libraries)
Local Workspace
  • Download z/OS data sets
  • Download z/OS Unix zFS directories
  • Mass download of ZMF application
  • Mass checkin to ZMF change package
  • Checkout from package staging libraries
  • Checkout from promotion libraries
  • Download z/OS data sets
  • Download z/OS Unix zFS directories
  • Mass download of ZMF application
  • Mass checkin to ZMF change package
  • Checkout from package staging libraries
  • Checkout from promotion libraries
z/OS Data Set Access
  • Create
  • Delete
  • Browse
  • Edit
  • Download
  • Create
  • Delete
  • Browse
  • Edit
  • Download
z/OS Unix zFS Object Access
  • Create
  • Delete
  • Browse
  • Edit
  • Download
  • Create
  • Delete
  • Browse
  • Edit
  • Download
JES Job Access
  • Submit jobs
  • Cancel jobs
  • Display job output
  • Submit jobs
  • Cancel jobs
  • Display job output
XML Services
  • Submit XML requests to ZMF
  • View XML Services replies in editor
  • Submit XML requests to ZMF
  • View XML Services replies in editor
Java Integration
  • Team menu of Java perspective
  • z/OS Unix Hierarchical File System
  • Open-source Java toolkits
  • Team menu of Java perspective
  • z/OS Unix Hierarchical File System
  • Open-source Java toolkits
Language Support
  • RDz development & test tools which include COBOL, PL/I, Assembler, Java editors
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