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>> If I used CGI, how would the htm document containing the report get built? The program would probably be nearly identical to the one you are using now. The only difference would be that you would call an API to "write" the data to the browser rather than normal COBOL I/O operations. If you go to http://www.partner400.com/ArticlesWeb1.htm you can find links to some magazine articles that we wrote on the subject of "printing" to the web. At the bottom of the page, you will find a link to a downloadable file containing COBOL versions of some of the sample programs. >> Would the CGI program itself generate the report from database files? Or would it call another COBOL program to generate the report? Either or both - it is up to you. The samples are a single program. >> And how would I ensure that only appropriate users access sensitive reports? Probably by use of authorization lists, or simply having them sign on and use the same mechanisms as you do for "normal" 400 stuff. Jon Paris Partner400
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