Re: Java base subfile program

[marv.edmondson@xxxxxxx]

> Giri, this could be done via a RPGCGI (or a couple of them)
1) one which writes to PF to a HTML tableand Form with the before and after
fields carring radio buttons.
2) with radio button selection call another RPGCGI that will display the detail
of the selection.

Really would not have use Java at all.


> Good Morning:
>
> I am fairly (very very) new to Java. I have read book how to do and stuff.
> Here is what I want to do:
>
>
>               1) We have a PF with 3 fields. Field1 is the control data,
field2 is
> Before image and field3 is an after image of the physical file trigger.
>               2) In Field1 we have the Physical file name for which the
before and after
> images are saved in field2 and field3.
>               3) I want to write a JAVA program to display Field1. User
selected the
> record to view.
>               4) I have to see which file this is and get the FFD of the
file. Build 2
> data structures of this FFD.
>               5) Move the before image to one Data Structure and after image
to another
> Data structure.
>               6) I move the data structure to a standard screen template
(left side is
> before and right side be after image).
>               7) Display the standard screen template to the user.
>
>
> Questions:
>
>               Can the above be done in Java?. If yes, any sample codes
available for
> displaying data to the screen available?. Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
> Once again I do not know much of Java at all. I am RPG and Cobol person.
> Trying to learn Java now.
>
>
> Thanks
> GG
>
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