Using RPG As Your ASP Language, Part 2
May 5, 2004 Howard Arner, Jr., and Holley Davis
Last week, we ran the first article in this two-part series, which described our experiences in creating a Web application, using RPG as our ASP language. We discussed the project we were attempting to create, its requirements, setting up the environment, and our first programming steps. In this article, we finish the project by adding interactive grids to the browser application, adding an additional drill-down to allow the viewing of physical file fields, and offer our conclusions about developing with ASNA‘s Visual RPG for Visual Studio .NET.
To catch you up, my partner and I had decided to create