| Author: | Thomas Snyder | ISBN: | 9781583476215 |
| Publisher: | Mc Press | Publication: | March 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Mc Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Thomas Snyder |
| ISBN: | 9781583476215 |
| Publisher: | Mc Press |
| Publication: | March 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Mc Press |
| Language: | English |
Written for experienced RPG programmers who want to take advantage of the latest technologies-such as Excel spreadsheets, Adobe files, and e-mail-from within their existing applications without buying costly software, this manual illustrates how to integrate RPG and Java in easy-to-understand code and with cost-effective options. Currently, there exists a very distinct line of expertise between IBM I programmers and Windows and Internet programmers, and this reference breaks through those obstacles to show common development tools for sharing information and building more compatible interfaces. Filling a very crucial gap, this resource shows programmers how to automatically e-mail reports using RPG and JavaMail, how to embed SQL and create text and XML files from within RPG, and how to migrate existing green-bar reports to Excel spreadsheets. An essential reference, this guide covers hard-to-find yet crucial information and introduces RPG programmers to modern environments.
Written for experienced RPG programmers who want to take advantage of the latest technologies-such as Excel spreadsheets, Adobe files, and e-mail-from within their existing applications without buying costly software, this manual illustrates how to integrate RPG and Java in easy-to-understand code and with cost-effective options. Currently, there exists a very distinct line of expertise between IBM I programmers and Windows and Internet programmers, and this reference breaks through those obstacles to show common development tools for sharing information and building more compatible interfaces. Filling a very crucial gap, this resource shows programmers how to automatically e-mail reports using RPG and JavaMail, how to embed SQL and create text and XML files from within RPG, and how to migrate existing green-bar reports to Excel spreadsheets. An essential reference, this guide covers hard-to-find yet crucial information and introduces RPG programmers to modern environments.
