Re: User Controlled Menu Software

Dave,

I have done something like that (I guess) but my menu-system is *not* quiet 
finished.
The idea to this 'project' was taken from Joep Beckeringh's MSGF-system (thanks 
Joep)..

What the menusystem does (IIRC):

I have a source physical file (QMNUSRC) with all Options, Text, Call's and F?'s,
and a menu-driver RPG program (old ugly code ;-).

You tell by line and position - where to place options and text on screen.
You decide if the menu should be 'fixed' (1 to 4 rows in one screen) or 'free' 
(listpanel - roll up/- down).

I could place it at my site in a couple of days (open source ??), if interested 
!!

Best regards,
Leif
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Pate, Dave" <Dave.Pate@xxxxxxx>
To: <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 18. marts 2005 19:47
Subject: User Controlled Menu Software


> Is there software or AS400 functionality available that will allow the user
> to manage menu options without programmer intervention?
> 
> Software would allow authorized users to change what options other users see
> by using programs to change data in files
> Users will use a program that will read the data in the file and dynamically
> present options on a screen using data
> AS400 menus would not be used
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