WebFacing RPGLE apps
I am WebFacing some RPGLE applications. I am having trouble finding information regarding modifying screens. I would like to make buttons, and have the ability to click and execute a function key. Is there a Redbook that will show me step-by-step what to do?

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There are four IBM Redbooks on WebFacing. Only the latest one is useful in my opinion (SG24-6801) BUT it doesn't address your application requirement. It has only a LITTLE on customization.

I teach WebFacing classes over the Web and we do more in those classes. If customers want it, we also do WebFacing workshops where we show you how to build custom extensions like you're discussing.

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This was first published in March 2004

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