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Creating a VARPG Appointment Calendar
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If you've been faithfully reading my series of articles on using VisualAge for RPG, you're probably
becoming pretty proficient at creating simple VARPG apps. Creating simple VARPG applications is fun,
and, in fact, it's critical that you learn the basics before you move on to more complex topics. But at some
point, you have to move on. You'll do that today as you learn how to use VARPG to create a basic VARPG
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embedding SQL into your RPG code and then allowing the user to select the column, or columns, by which
to sort. In this article I am going to build on that application by showing you a couple of ways to
dynamically filter or select the data that you want to display in your subfile.
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Validating XML with a Document Type Definition
by David Morris
In "Getting Started with XML," I introduced you to the Extensible Markup
Language and described a few of the rules that XML documents should follow. If you had a
chance to read that article, you know XML documents must be "well-formed," meaning they
must conform to XML's basic syntax and structure. Optionally, an XML document may be
"valid," which means the document conforms to the rules of a document type definition (DTD) or
an XML schema that defines the allowed structure and content.
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The Ins and Outs of Qshell
by Ted Holt
Hello, Qshell fans! In the last lesson,
you learned about stream I/O. If you have not read that article, it would be
good for you to do so now, because some of the concepts mentioned in this article were explained there. In
today's lesson, you're going to learn about some basic input and output commands you can use in Qshell
scripts. Soon you'll be quite the authority on using stream files in Qshell scripts.
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The iSeries Toolbox for Java: GUI-izing Program Calls
by Kevin Vandever
In "Learning Java
by Example," Shannon O'Donnell provided some simple Java applications that allowed you to execute
PC commands and access spool files from the iSeries. He did this to arm you with new tools, but he also
afforded you working code from which you could learn Java. Using the same premise, in this article I will
provide you with a Java application to call an iSeries program and display the results on a GUI form.
Download it and use it as is, or mold it to fit your needs.
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Exploring iSeries Navigator Application Administration
by Shannon O'Donnell
Now that OS/400 V5R2 has been announced, we can begin calling Client Access Express Operations
Navigator by its new name, "iSeries Navigator." For many of us, the majority of the iSeries Navigator GUI
is still unexplored territory. And that's a shame, because iSeries Navigator is really a great tool. To help
remedy the somewhat universal ignorance of this great tool, we'll continue on with our series of articles that
explore some of the great, lesser-known functions of iSeries Navigator.
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Corrections
The article "Learning Java by Example"
has been edited since its original publication. The article incorrectly stated that the command java DisplayAS400SpooledFiles
should be used to display spool files from the AS/400 on a user's PC, from within a Java application. The command is, in fact,
java AS400SpooledFilesDemo. [Correction made 4/25/02]
The article "Simplify JSP Applications with JavaBeans, Part 1"
has been edited since its original publication. The file CustomerLastNameInstallNotes.txt, contained in the download package,
has been edited to include a step in the installation instructions. The first step listed under the "Installation" section
in the file now reads as follows:
1. Update your CLASSPATH environment variable on your PC by adding a path to the servlet.jar
package (i.e., c:\Apache Tomcat 4.0\common\lib\servlet.jar). [Correction made 5/1/02]
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Kevin Vandever
Managing Editor
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Joe Hertvik
Ted Holt
David Morris
Richard Shaler
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