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| Slide 1: Alex Kodat Sirius Software Inc. |
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| Slide 2: Model 204 |
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| Slide 3: The Web |
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| Slide 4: Model 204 meets the Web |
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| Slide 5: Efficiency in Web Applications |
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| Slide 6: Efficiency in Web Applications |
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| Slide 7: Janus Web and Network Efficiency |
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| Slide 8: Using $WEB_LAST_MODIFIED |
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| Slide 9: Using $WEB_LAST_MODIFIED |
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| Slide 10: Taking advantage of MP |
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| Slide 11: CPU efficiency |
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| Slide 12: TCP/IP efficiency |
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| Slide 13: 204 to TCP/IP Interface Efficiency |
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| Slide 14: CPU Efficiency - Getting Rid of Pointless Over
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| Slide 15: Eliminating Compilation Overhead |
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| Slide 16: Having one Subsystem Handle Multiple URL's |
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| Slide 17: Avoiding RESET's in Web Apsy Subsystems |
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| Slide 18: Avoiding RESET's in Web Apsy Subsystems |
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| Slide 19: Avoiding Extra APSY Loads |
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| Slide 20: Avoiding APSY Start Proc |
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| Slide 21: Advantages of WEBRUN |
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| Slide 22: Problem: What About Dummy Strings (?&) Dummy ?
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| Slide 23: Solution: $SETG_SYS and $SETG_SUBSYS |
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| Slide 24: More About $SETG_SYS and $SETG_SUBSYS |
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| Slide 25: Using $SETG_SYS and $SETG_SUBSYS with Janus We
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| Slide 26: Honed to a Fine Point |
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| Slide 27: Looks Good But... Look at All the Journal Junk
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| Slide 28: Looks Good But... Look at All the Journal Junk
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| Slide 29: Reducing Journal Output |
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| Slide 30: WEBAUDIT Bits |
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| Slide 31: Using WEBAUDIT and MSGCTL NOAUDIT We Now See T
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| Slide 32: Application Design |
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| Slide 33: Drop-down Lists |
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| Slide 34: Building a Drop-down List in User Language |
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| Slide 35: Saving a Global Drop-down List |
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| Slide 36: Using a Global Drop-down List |
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| Slide 37: Using Hard-coded Drop-Down List Values |
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| Slide 38: Keys to Running Efficient Janus Web Applicatio
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| Slide 39: Keys to Running Efficient Janus Web Applicatio
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| Slide 40: Questions, comments |
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