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> From: thomas@inorbit.com > > Are you saying that standard IBM menus aren't supported under > web-facing? or that many other IBM-supplied panels aren't > supported -- standard help text being a major example? I'd been > led to believe that many IBM-supplied panels were UIM; but you're > saying none of this works under web-facing? Some of the basic help keywords (HLPxxx) are supported in the latest release of WebFacing (V5R1 SP5). To get a complete list of keywords and their support, go here: http://www-4.ibm.com/software/ad/wdt400/webfacing/ddsref/rwfkwd.htm You'll notice that some help keywords and most of the GUI keywords are slated for "future release" or "not planned". Specifically, HLPPNLGRP is slated for "future release". > If what you're saying is true, then web-facing must be very > different in how it sees the data stream. Screen scraper techniques can more easily support UIM help because the presentation layer is done on top of the 5250 data stream. WebFacing works more like PSC400 - there is no 5250 data stream per se. The I/O operations are intercepted prior to building the 5250 screen. Instead, the HTML must be built directly from the data buffers and the DDS keywords. Because of this, certain keywords are much harder to support. It's no coincidence that the keywords supported by WebFacing closely mirror those supported by PSC400. Joe
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