by Brian W. Kelly Book Description If you want to learn how to write RPG programs from scratch that work with the output of the WebSphere Studio Development environment, this is the book for you. This book is teaches how to separate your Logic from your User Interface. The book teaches a number of separation techniques that are designed to help the developer create Web based RPG programs from scratch. This book teaches the programmer who is proficient in green screen techniques how to write an RPG program that is usable on the Web. By demonstrating six different methods of splitting the user interface from the program logic, the end result is an RPG program that is independent of its user interface. Thus, with little to no changes, the RPG code in the logic solution is usable with the Web interface that can be built with the WDSc Eclipse client using WebSphere Studio. This book will help you to: • Experience a tremendous increase in productivity • Use the development techniques IBM has made available • Separate User Interface from Business Logic • Use SDA to Create Display Panels for Applications • Build Web applications from scratch • Learn how to prepare for WebSphere Development Studio with a case studies approach Contents: Section I. What is the WebSphere Development Studio for iSeries? Chapter 1. Introduction to WebSphere Development Studio for iSeries Chapter 2. WebSphere Development Studio for iSeries- Features and Components Section II. Setting Up a Program Development Environment Chapter 3. Case Study: Definition Chapter 4. Introduction to The Application Development Tool Set (ADTS) Section III. Building the Case Study With ADTS Chapter 5. Case Study: Create SDA Display Panels for Example Applications Chapter 6. Case Study: Building Interactive RPG and COBOL Solutions Section IV. Separating the User Interface From Program Logic Chapter 7. Case Study: Separating the User Interface from the Business Logic Chapter 8. Case Study: Splitting the UI From the Logic Using a CALL Interface Chapter 9. Case Study: Splitting the UI From Business Logic Using SBMJOB Chapter 10. Case Study: Splitting the UI From the Business Logic Using Data Queues Chapter 11. Case Study: Splitting the UI From the Business Logic Using EOFDLY Chapter 12. Case Study: Splitting the UI From Business Logic - Alternative Methods Chapter 13. Summary and Conclusions About the Author Brian Kelly retired as a 30-year IBM Midrange SE in 1999, having cut his eye teeth in 1969 on the System/3 and later with CCP. While with IBM, he was also a Certified Instructor and a Mid-Atlantic Area Designated Specialist. Kelly takes pride in having announced the AS/400 at Marywood University in June, 1988. When IBM began to move its sales and support to Business Partners, he formed Kelly Consulting in 1992 as an IT education and consulting firm. Kelly developed numerous AS/400 professional courses over the years that range from soup to nuts. He has written twenty-one books and numerous magazine articles about current IT topics, including articles for The Four Hundred, Midrange Computing, Showcase, News/400, AS/400 Systems Management, AS/400 Internet Expert, and others. Kelly has also developed and taught a number of college courses and is currently an adjunct member of the graduate faculty at Marywood University in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where he also serves as iSeries technical advisor to the IT faculty. |
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