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E-RPG(V2) E-Volving Rpg Apps

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ISBN-10: 1583470417

ISBN-13: 9781583470411

Edition: N/A

Authors: Bradley V. Stone

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This companion to e-RPG: Building AS/400 Web Applications with RPG includes new techniques and functions to make e-RPG programming easier and more powerful than ever before. Not only does it provide the knowledge needed to create fully functional Web applications using OS/400 and RPG, but it also offers a thorough introductino to ILE. Operators learn about using embedded SQL for easier and more effective queries, using e-RPG as Perl for OS/400, debugging information for e-RPG and JavaScript, and creating dynamic Web page changes. Users are also introduced to XML and handheld device programming through Wireless Markup Language (WML) and Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML) examples.
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Book details

List price: $99.00
Publisher: MC Press, LLC
Publication date: 6/1/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 400
Size: 7.00" wide x 8.75" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.430
Language: English

Introduction
A Visit to the Past of e-RPG
A Visit to the Future of e-RPG
The "Hello World" Syndrome
Right to the Point
On with the Show
Tools for the Web
Team HTML
Light Up the Highway
HTTP Headers
Content-type
Expires
Cache-Control
Pragma: no-cache
Location
More Headers
Meta Tags
HTTP-EQUIV Meta Tags
NAME Meta Tags
Hidden Fields
Stylesheets
Simple Formatting
Stylesheet Classes
External Stylesheets
Choose Your Style
Frames
How Do They Work?
Frames Examples
Uses for Frames
The Base of the Web
A Closer Look at Javascript
Working with Forms
Form Validation
Form Field Manipulation
Form Submission
Other JavaScript Tricks
JavaScript Hyperlinks
Changing Window Status
Debugging JavaScript
Alert
Try Netscape for Clearer Error Messages
Trimming Blanks from Character Data
Including JavaScript Source by Reference
JavaScript--Friend, Not Foe
HTTP Configuration
Map, Exec, and Pass--The Basics
Map
Exec
Pass
Order Makes a Difference!
Denial of Service (DoS) Protection
The AS/400 Advantage?
DoS Configuration Directives
Trust
Protection
The Protection and Protect Directives
AuthType
Server ID
PasswdFile
Mask
A Protection Example
Protect
Logging
LogFormat
AccessLog
RefererLog
ErrorLog
CGIErrorLog
AgentLog
Log Cleanup
Specifying Custom Error Pages
The ErrorPage Directive
Running Multiple Web Sites
Virtual Hosts (Host Headers)
Multiple Servers
AddType
Conclusion
The ILE Handbook
What Is ILE?
The Key Pieces to ILE
Subprocedure
Module
Service Program
Binder Language
Binding Directory
Activation Group
ILE Terms Further Explained
Subprocedure
Module
Service Program
Binder Language
Binding Directory
Activation Group
Basic ILE Examples
ILE Module Says Hello!
Hello and Goodbye
Modular Concepts and the Next Step
Bind by Reference
ILE Service Program Says Hello!
Binder Language and Signatures
Examining Signatures
Your Own Signatures
Simple Compiling with Binding Directories
Subprocedure Parameter Keywords
Subprocedure Design
Grouping Subprocedures into Modules or Service Programs
Final Thoughts on ILE
Using SQL for Easier Record Selection
What Is SQL?
SQL Commands
Update and Delete
Select Your Data
SQL and RPG--Embedded SQL
The Sqlrpgle Member Type
SQL and Cursors
SQL and Commitment Control
The Sqlrpgle Basics
SQL Return Codes
Embedded SQL
Dynamic SQL
A Simple Dynamic SQL Script
Positioning with Dynamic SQL
An SQLRPGLE Example
Definitions
The Main Processing
The Dynsql Program in Action
Selecting and Sorting
A Look at the Application
A Look at the Code
First Things First
Displaying the Data
Building the SQL Statment
Displaying the Form
Last Things Last
SQL, Your Secret Weapon
CGI APIs: A Second Look
QTMHCGI, Meet QZHBCGI
A Visit to Some Old Friends
QtmhWrStout--Write Standard Output
QtmhGetEnv--Get Environment Variable
QtmhRdStin--Read Standard Input
QthmCvtDB--Convert to DB
The Input String Parameter
QthmPutEnv--Put Environment Variable
The New Kids on the Block
CGI Parse (QzhbCGIParse)
Other Qzhbcgi APIs
More Weapons for Your e-RPG Arsenal
F.HTTPSTD--Standard HTTP Functions
The #WrStout Wrapper
The #GetEnv and #GetEnv2 Wrappers
The #RdStin and #RdStin2Wrapper
The #CvtDB Wrapper
The #PutEnv Wrapper
The #CGIParse Wrapper
F.IFSHTML--Read from the IFS
An Introduction to the IFS
Back to F.IFSHTML
The F.IFSHTML Code
F.SSI--Server-Side Include Functions
#IncludeV--Include Virtual
#IncludeF--Include File
#EchoV--Echo Variable
#ExecCGI--Execute CGI as SSI
Simple Yet Effective
F.String--String-Manipulation Functions
#CtoN--Convert Character Values to Numeric
#Replace--Replace Character(s)
#ToUpper and #ToLower--Convert to Upper/Lowercase
#ZChar--Zero-Suppress a Character
#Len--Return the Length of a String
Roll Your Own
e-RPG Cookies
Cookies--The Good and the Bad
e-RPG's Recipe for Cookies
Start with a Dollop of Research
Add a Cup of ILE
Combine and Bake
A Cookie Sample
Fortune Cookies
Tips and Techniques
The Integrated File System (IFS)
The "root" File System
The /Qsys.lib File System
The /Qdls File System
The /QOpenSys File System
The Rest of the IFS
Using FTP
FTP Commands
FTPing with the Correct Name Format
The Workstation Gateway Interface (WSG)
Debugging e-RPG Programs
Very Verbose HTTP Server
Using e-RPG to Report Errors
The Errorform Program
The Errorform Source
Server Side Includes
Instructing Your Server to Allow SSI
SSI Goes to Work
SSI, a Building Block
Share Your Tips
A Practical Example
Welcome to My Site!
What to Look for
Show Me the Code!
The Welcome Page
The Stylesheet
The Item File
The Shopping Basket File
The Shop1 e-RPG Program
The Shop2 e-RPG Program
The Shop3 e-RPG Program
The Shop4 e-RPG Program
The Shop5 e-RPG Program
Your Assignment
Cool e-RPG Applications
The Get URI (Geturi) Command
Socket Communications
Capturing Data from the Socket
The Geturi Command
The Geturi CLP Program
The Geturi RPG Program
More to the Story?
A Simple e-RPG Counter
Uploading Files with e-RPG
The Upload Web Page
Reading Stream Data
Processing the File Headers
Writing and Cleanup
Take a Break
GreenYak!
GreenYak! The Interactive Web-Chat Client
Page Design
The Files
The Frames
The Header
The List of Active Users
The Conversation Text
The Chat Input
The Chatexit Program
Keeping It All Moving
Go Chat!
e-RPG, More than HTML!
e-RPG Does XML!
What Is XML?
e-RPG and XML
Using e-RPG to Communicate with Handheld Devices
Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML)
Wireless Markup Language (WML)
The Future of e-RPG
Appendix
Index