RE: JDE Screens/Scanners/options

If you're talking JDE World 7.3, check out CUM15 and the HTML interface.
It's basically Seagull's JWalk app, which you should be able to tweak
for screen size, fields displayed, tab sequencing, and pretty much
anything else you want.  I'm not certain about the handheld's ability to
run the Jwalk client, but it is Java so it should be do-able if your
handhelds are modern enough.


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-----Original Message-----
From: Mike.Crump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Mike.Crump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 8:32 PM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: JDE Screens/Scanners/options

We are looking at barcoding/scanning some information that goes into our
inventory that we are using in our JDE World software system (and if
anyone mentions an Oracle solution I will scream).  One thing we'd like
to do is take a few screens and shrink them down to make them more
amendable to handheld scanners.  We'd rather not write custom code or
modify the JDE screen.  I don't know if we care about 5250 vs. HTML but
it seems like a possible option would be HATS or some similar 3rd party
application that does the translation on the fly and allows us to easily
modify the screen map to the application.  Any thoughts?



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