Centrelink Janus Web Trial '3270 to Web' Conversion
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Slide 1: Centrelink Janus Web Trial '3270 to Web' Conversion

Slide 2: Background

Slide 3: Background (Continued)

Slide 4: Use a persistent session along the lines of Janus Web Legacy support but be abl

Slide 5: 3270 Web initialise logic initialise logic screen setup screen setup

Slide 6: Leverage existing meta-data held in DSS Data Dictionary (DSSDD) for each screen

Slide 7: For each screen it holds Help text Type of screen footer For screen fields Leng

Slide 8: Generation Process

Slide 9: Image definition containing a description of all screen fields and attributes o

Slide 10: Contains code to read screen fields into image if only one occurrence $list's a

Slide 11: Contains code to read HTML form fields onto screen fields Example

Slide 12: Contains a summary of fields on screen, attributes and structure Example

Slide 13: Hand crafted, but will generate a "vanilla" version which can then be customise

Slide 14: Example

Slide 15: Use compiler macro directive so same program will run in normal 3270 mode and w

Slide 16: Header frame Maps to ISIS Shell standard header Once created from UL it is upda

Slide 17: Function keys map to buttons 'Home' and 'Newline' keys replaced with hot keys C

Slide 18: CPU Current prototype increases CPU per screen 20% - 50% Depending on number of

Slide 19: Back button can't be used within the application because it is not stateless No

Slide 20: Output screen as XML not HTML IE5.0 has XSLT processor built into browser Run X

Slide 21: Very simple to write programs State management done automatically within progra

Slide 22: Conversational style means we can use our existing testing/debugging tool (Fang


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