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Install the Viewing Option Interface

The CA View Proprietary Print Stream (PPS) Viewing Option for Xerox solution provides these companion software products, one for the mainframe, and one for the PC, as follows:

• CA View PPS Emulator for Xerox interface for CA View on the mainframe
• The Document Viewer for PPS used with Output Management Document Viewer on the PC
• The RRM (Repository Resource Manager) for PPS Option utility that is downloaded from the mainframe to the administrator's PC and is used to collect and store the resources and definitions required to convert and index Xerox file information.

  Note: For more information about how to install and configure this option, see the CA View Proprietary Print Stream (PPS) Viewing Option for Xerox Installation and Configuration Guide.

Install the Global Subsystem Interface

The CA GSS (Global Subsystem) interface allows you to write REXX routines to have other CA products invoke the SARBCH, the batch processing program for CA View. You can also have SARBCH invoke other CA products.

SARBCH can be used for many administrative functions, such as:

• Adding, deleting, or modifying user definitions
• Printing reports
• Producing a listing of users or reports

Note: For more information about the implementation of CA GSS, see the chapter "Batch Processing" in the Reference Guide.

Perform each of the following steps to install the GSS interface:

1. (Optional) Verify that you have CA GSS installed on your system.
2. (Not SPF) Edit the data set and member that is allocated to the PARMLIB DDNAME in the GSS that is running on your system.

   To add CA View to the address space, add the line:

   ADDRESS XPVIEW SARINTF

3. (Optional) Add the CA View load library to the concatenation of the CA GSS procedure.
4. (Optional) Restart CA GSS.

Install the Optical Disk Interface

For more information about how to configure the optical disk interface, see the chapter "Using the Optical Disk Interface" in the Reference Guide.

Install the Extended Access Server for Tape and Robotics

For information about how to implement and use the extended access server for tape and robotics, see the chapter "Configuring" in the Reference Guide.