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Implementing a browser interface in COBOL: Displaying database fields
Learn how to display a file list from your AS/400 database on a Web page using COBOL, CL and HTML. Get code samples and see how you can use DSPOBJD to create a FILELIST that will display on the Web page. Tip
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Implementing a browser interface in COBOL: Creating your graphic Web page
Learn how to use the CGI API, Write Standard Output (QtmhWrStout) to make a visual browser interface in segments, and use the COBOL STRING command to develop the segments. Then see how the Out-Data field is filled in, and how a PERFORM of the Write-O... Tip
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Implementing a browser interface in COBOL: Getting started
Learn how to get started on developing a Web interface from the AS/400 in COBOL starting with a logon page. Includes code samples for CGI APIs and library and DDS instructions. Tip
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Eight steps for creating program documentation using AS/400 utilities
To make a programmer's work easy and efficient, program documentation should be completed up front. This tip presents eight strategic steps for AS/400 documentation, with helpful screenshots. Tip
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Coloring source lines with COBOL and using a shortcut from within PDM
Search400.com reader Yoni Tehan was inspired by our tip Using SQL on System i to color source code and inline comments and translated the SQL to COBOL+CL to share with fellow AS/400 users. Tip
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Java for RPG and COBOL Programmers on iSeries Student Workbook
This student workbook applies the principles learned in the companion texts: Java for RPG Programmers, 2nd Edition and Java for S/390 and AS/400 COBOL Programmers. Tip
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iSeries pager messages
Use the iSeries modem to send messages to your pager. Tip
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The IBM iSeries Developer Road Map: Is it right for you?
The iSeries Developer Road Map isn't the first road map iSeries developers have had from IBM, but this one promises to make more sense to more people as they shift to using J2EE. Tip
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User-defined options make it easier to work with source objects
Learn more about 'User Defined Options' call utility programs in this member submitted tip. Tip
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Using "D" lines for debugging and documentation in COBOL
Using "D" lines in COBOL can help debug and document your programs.Tip