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Displaying Static HTML Pages from the iSeries
by Shannon O'Donnell
In the last few issues of Midrange Programmer, I showed you how easy it is to create static HTML
pages. In this issue, I was planning to go into even more detail on HTML tags and the different
parameters available to you. But then I got to thinking about it and decided that you'd probably rather learn
how to push your newly created HTML pages to your iSeries, and then allow your users to display them
from a browser.
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ILE Static Binding
by Kevin Vandever
ILE has been around for about eight years, yet many iSeries shops still considered it new technology. The
primary reason is that the Integrated Language Environment is so different from what we are used to.
Things like service programs, subprocedures, activation groups, and static binding are all foreign concepts
to our midrange-programming minds. In this article, I am going to discuss the ILE concept of static binding
and explain why you might want to use it and when to employ which static binding technique.
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JSP Server-Side Error Handling, Part 2
by Richard Shaler
In "JSP Server-Side
Error Handling, Part 1," I described how to add graceful error handling to your JSP applications. I presented a
design that sent an error message to the input form when an error occurred, leaving the form available for user action.
In this second installment, I present a different design where the application replaces the input form with a special JSP
error page that you create and customize for the application.
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Getting Started with Qshell Scripts
by Ted Holt
A Qshell script is a text file of commands that Qshell can interpret and execute. A Qshell script is to the
iSeries Integrated File System what a CL program is to the OS/400 library system, except that CL
programs are compiled and Qshell scripts are not. Qshell is based on POSIX and X/Open standards and has
many similarities to Unix shells, especially the Korn and Bourne shells. Much of what I have learned about
writing Qshell scripts has come from studying Bourne shell scripts on the Web.
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Introduction to Communications Console and CODE/400's Code/Editor
by Shannon O'Donnell
Unless you've been in a cave since last May, you know IBM released a new set of development tools called WebSphere
Development Studio along with OS/400 V5R1. These new tools, which are also available for OS/400
V4R5, contain the OS/400 licensed programs, compilers, and several PC-based development tools. If you're
curious about how to start using these new PC-based development tools, and you're ready to jump into the
21st century, then keep reading.
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Call iSeries Programs Using SQL
by Kevin Vandever
Though RPG applications once reigned as the center of our development efforts, they have since been
relegated to the role of legacy apps, as our attention has turned toward other platforms and other
technologies. The fact remains, however, that our most vital business rules still exist inside those RPG
apps. So how do you get to those apps from the outside world? Well, one way is to call them using SQL.
This article will explain how to do just that.
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Kevin Vandever
Managing Editor
Shannon Pastore
Conributing Editors
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Joe Hertvik
Ted Holt
David Morris
Richard Shaler
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