Lynn Harris
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Moving iSeries green screen to the Web - direction/best practices?
Hi,
I need to make a couple iSeries green screens available on the Web (asap). They need to be mobile friendly as well. I have experience with SQL, but no web development. Can anyone recommend best book/articles as a starting point. Any direction or tips would be greatly appreciated!
As we will be moving forward with other screens, I need to acquire the skills instead of outsourcing.
Thank You,
Lynn
I need to make a couple iSeries green screens available on the Web (asap). They need to be mobile friendly as well. I have experience with SQL, but no web development. Can anyone recommend best book/articles as a starting point. Any direction or tips would be greatly appreciated!
As we will be moving forward with other screens, I need to acquire the skills instead of outsourcing.
Thank You,
Lynn
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Thank you for your response.
The programs I’m looking to develop right away are basic (subfile listing with a couple pop-up windows). I was hoping to do “scratch development” for it. We are looking for a way to adapt existing screens as well. One product we were looking at is Rocket software. I used JWalk many, many years ago to GUI the front-end of applications for another company. Thank you for the WebSmart information. We will be looking a third-party solution if we move forward with full-scale conversion. In-house skill set does not lend itself to doing everything completely from scratch.
.Net is something I was looking at and seems to be popular.
Honestly, you have confirmed I’m not wondering off in the weeds too far. Now I need to do some research and playing. I’m sure I will be posting more direct question as this project moves forward (provided it stays on track). I’m going to close this question for now and dig a bit more.
I appreciate you input!!
Have a great weekend.
Lynn