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Evan:

On Wed, 10 April 2002, Evan Harris wrote

> On a side note I've lost a little enthusiasm for using panel
groups due to
> web facing not supporting them. This would seem to me at least
to indicate
> their future is at best stagnant, although for what I have done
with them
> they seem a fairly complete package.At the very least they
ought to be
> fairly simple to convert to something else - like HTML :)

I haven't had the chance to test web-facing yet, so I have to
take your word for it... but it doesn't seem reasonable.

Are you saying that standard IBM menus aren't supported under
web-facing? or that many other IBM-supplied panels aren't
supported -- standard help text being a major example? I'd been
led to believe that many IBM-supplied panels were UIM; but you're
saying none of this works under web-facing?

I know previously that older offerings such as Graphical Access
would support UIM panels as long as the ENBGUI=YES keyword value
was specified on the :PNLGRP tag (and one or two minor details
were avoided). This was true even when DDS display files were not
displayed graphically in the same session.

If what you're saying is true, then web-facing must be very
different in how it sees the data stream.

Tom Liotta

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