Re: Variable Fields on the screen

We have an  iSeries-based product that does exactly what you want: look at
www.cogiscreen.com
You can use it to delete or protect some fields on a per-user basis
("profile"), keeping only fields they need, when application allows it.
If they are not required to fill a field, you may be interested to know that
no data are sent back to the program anyway.

No source code is required.
Look at it as a per-session/per-user filter installed at the exit of the
black box.
At Design time you choose which, how and for who DSPF fields will be treated
with a windows-based Designing tool.
For runtime you have just to insert the launching command at the beginning
of each interactive session (typically : one line in initial CLP).

Much more functionnalities are available (branch a command or a call to a
program : it makes it possible to feed city name from ZIP or postalcode for
instance with access to an external database...).

Moreover, you are .fr so you can appreciate to know that you can get support
in France.

Olivier Crouslé
oc@asp-re.com
ASP-re
440 Boulevard René Levesque Ouest
Montréal QC H2Z 1V7
Canada

----- Original Message -----
From: "dahmani" <dahmani@noos.fr>
To: <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2002 3:23 PM
Subject: Variable Fields on the screen


> Hello everybody,
>
> More and more customer are asking us to have instead of a green screen
> with fixed fields and order, a "flexible" window where they could see
> and work with only the fields they need ( which of course should be user
>
> specific and determined before by them). Has someone experienced such a
> way of programming on the e-series? Some idea ?
>
> Thank you
>
> Nordin
>
>
>
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