The files contained in the Docker demonstration for the COBOL Server base image are as follows:
| bld.bat | Batch file to automate the process of building
COBOL Server images.
For full details on the parameters you can specify to bld.bat see Running the Docker Demonstration for the COBOL Server Base Image. |
| bld.env | Configuration file defining various environment variables that are used while building the images. The environment variables define details such as the names of installable files and strings to be used for different parts of the image names. |
| convsetx.ps1 | PowerShell script file used by Dockerfile.x86 and Dockerfile.x64 to configure the COBOL environment to make it specific to 32-bit or 64-bit applications. |
| cs_40.exe | The installable executable file for COBOL Server. |
| Dockerfile | Dockerfile used to build the base
microfocus/cobolserver:win_4.0 image.
For a detailed look at the commands used in this file, see Dockerfiles in the Docker Demonstration for the COBOL Server Base Image. |
| Dockerfile.jre | Additional Dockerfile to produce a version of the COBOL Server base image that includes Java support. COBOL Server does not include the file that provides this support, so you must obtain this file yourself and ensure that you are licensed to use it. |
| Dockerfile.x64 |
Dockerfile used to build the
microfocus/cobolserver:win_4.0_x64 image based on the
microfocus/cobolserver:win_4.0 image.
This is a very simple Dockerfile that uses the convsetx.ps1 PowerShell script file to customize the COBOL environment for use with 64-bit applications. |
| Dockerfile.x86 | Similar to Dockerfile.x64 but builds the microfocus/cobolserver:win_4.0_x86 image for use with 32-bit COBOL applications. |
| palic.env | Configuration file used to specify the name of the license (.mflic) file for COBOL Server. |
| prodver.env | Configuration file containing a setting that specifies the version of COBOL Server that this Docker demonstration is supplied with. |
| README*.* | Files for HTML and plain text documents containing instructions on how to build the COBOL Server base images. |