The ability to invoke Fast/Unload from inside of User Language has been around for a while.
However both FUEL and the Fast/Unload User Language Interface have matured since they first came out.
Learn how, and learn when using the Fast/Unload User Language Interface can make your programs run like greased
lightning.
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Janus and Sirius debuggers - New Features |
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George Walter |
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This presentation highlights the new features packaged with the latest releases if the
Janus Debugger and the Sirius Debugger.
Many aspects of the GUI can now be customized to suite the individual taste of each user.
Activating and deactivating the debugger has been simplified, and the process of debugging complex web
applications involving persistent threads is easier.
A demonstration illustrates the new features and their usage.
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Space Management for O-O Programming |
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Alex Kodat |
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This presentation outlines the challenges and pitfalls of storage management in an Object-Oriented environment.
Learn how the powerful techniques employed by the Janus SOAP User Language Interface support O-O programming
with a much smaller per-user footprint than other popular O-O environments.
Learn how to optimize the Janus SOAP ULI storage management, while at the same time developing an
understanding that will let you dazzle your colleagues using lesser environments such as Java or .NET.
Finally, develop an appreciation for how a “blivet” aptly applies.
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Screen Objects and the 3270 Interface |
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Tom Thoresen |
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The 3270 “green on green” display has been a workhorse of IT for over thirty years.
Even as newer applications are being deployed with browser-based technologies, the 3270 will
remain a fixture of corporate applications for some time.
This presentation outlines an Object-Oriented 3270 API for the Janus SOAP ULI
and demonstrates how it can be used to extend the life of 3270 applications.
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SirMon on the Web |
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Alan Brooks |
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This presentation demonstrates a browser-based front end for SirMon, showing
how a rich user experience can be provided.
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Centrelink Performance Update |
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Leon Rasheed (Centrelink) |
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Leon Rasheed is a System Manager with Centrelink, the Australian government agency
charged with delivery of a variety of social services.
This presentation outlines the current performance characteristics of Model 204 at Centrelink.
The results of some recent tuning and enhancement efforts are also presented.
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Recursion and Model 204 |
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Alex Kodat |
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Recursion can be a powerful programming tool, producing elegant solutions for certain kinds
of problems.
The behavior of subroutines in User Language does not lend itself to recursion.
This presentation explains how the Janus SOAP ULI supports recursion in the various
methods of classes.
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Janus and Sirius Debuggers, Building HTML using SOAP |
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Patrick Bower & Paul Webb (Marks and Spencer) |
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This two-part presentation deals first with how Marks and Spencer deployed the GUI interface
of the Janus and Sirius debuggers to their remotely-located programming staff, using a
control system deployed in Janus Web.
This system allows a relatively small number of debugger “threads” to be shared
by a potentially large pool of programmers, helping to control licensing costs.
The second part of the presentation explores the use of the XML APIs from Janus SOAP to
generate well-formed XHTML.
This improves the quality of the resulting HTML, reducing cross browser anomalies while at the
same time simplifying the application coding.
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Legacy Model 204 to Janus: From “Why?”
to “Wow!” |
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Ann Pinion (Texas Youth Commission) |
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An existing legacy Model 204 application is given a Web 2.0 facelift using Janus
Web Server.
This presentation outlines the process of transforming a clunky menu-based system into
an elegant browser-based solution.
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New Features in the Janus SOAP XML API |
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Dave Evans |
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The last few releases of Janus SOAP have greatly extended the functionality of the XML APIs.
This presentation will overview the significant features and show how they can be used to
address some common application problems.
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Rich Client Programming with Model 204 and Netbeans |
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Steve Nelson (CCA) |
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Steve Nelson is the Director of Connectivity Development at CCA.
Steve will demonstrate how to create Java Desktop and Web Applications using
Model 204 and Netbeans.
Discover how Model 204 can play a key role in the development of Java
applications.
He will discuss how Java, Model 204 and Netbeans can enhance the desktop or web
environment by the click of a mouse.
Code for a running example is available for
download as a zip archive.
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OCM BOCES — Student Information System on the Web |
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Sandy Kosina (OCM BOCES) |
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OCM BOCES continues to expand their Model 204 hosted Student Information
System.
This presentation demonstrates a new SIS module that supports elementary schools.
It provides an elegant browser-based GUI that uses AJAX-style programming with
Janus and Model 204.
Sandy will offer practical tips on cross-browser compatibility from her lessons learned.
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Setting your Daemon Free |
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Alex Kodat |
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Support for “Asynchronous” and “Independent” daemon processing
was introduced in Version 7.0 of the Sirius Mods.
See how this support can be used to speed up long-running applications or to automate certain regular tasks.
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Challenging the KDD Cup by DSS Datamining Technology |
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Masao Okada (DCI) |
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Database Communications, Inc. is the Japanase distributor for Model 204 and the
Sirius products.
DCI has been pursuing advanced datamining with Model 204.
This presentation will explain a test of their technology against the data for the
1998 KDD Cup contest.
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