PI integration to IMS Mainframe

1. Does any one have a high volume interface(s) they are using in production to a IMS (Mainframe)?
2. What adapter are you using?
3. Are you doing IMS transactions updates?
3. Is it working well for you?

Gatling,
>1. Does any one have a high volume interface(s) they are using in production to a IMS (Mainframe)?
    I have did it  for 60,000 records per transcation  it was  cool,
>2. What adapter are you using?
  JMS  & File I have used , JMS -  the Mainframe system thru JOB card  places the messages in the Queue
>3. Is it working well for you?
Yes ,
Cheers
Agasthuri

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