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WDSC assumes you will use WebSphere Application Server - this is Java
servlets, etc. I recommend learhing net.data if you want to get data from
the 400. It is inserted into standard HTML but lets you run SQL statements
based on user input, etc. It's very easy to get going. Go to
www.ibm.com/net.data, then look for the "self-help"button in the middle of
the page. There's a Redbook there on getting the 400 on the Internet - 1997
but still useful for net.data. Also on the main page, look for the net.data
for iSereis link on the left hand side. Once there, follow your nose - you
can get samples and white papers, etc.
Net.Data is really quite cool, IMO. Good way to get on the web quickly, and
is cross-platform, as well. I believe everything you want can be done.
HTH
Vern
At 02:59 PM 8/20/2003 -0500, you wrote:
-snip-
I've got WDSC 5.0. Wonder if I could use that? I really have a specific
"report" in mind that I'm interested in getting up. It is the day's
deliveries by route. Invariably customers call in to customer service
asking for a delivery time. By clicking on this web "report" link,
customer service could see immediately how many prior stops there
are. Next the customer will ask "Did I put fries on the order?" THEN
customer service would click on the invoice number and the .PDF of that
invoice (which I'm already storing in the IFS via FormSprint) would
immediately be displayed.
-snip-
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