Re: many QZDASOINIT & QZRCSRVS jobs in QUSRWRK

Yeah, Rich UI development time with EGL is measured in hours and minutes, not days. Wait until you start changing things and see how fast it is to make modifications. Rapid application development with your end users is amazing. I had someone sit down and take a look at a work-with type of screen. They wanted a drop-down for a filter, and I was able to put it on the screen right in front of them. It's quite cool.

Joe

Ok..this is amazing...here is what I did

1. created a web project and added a service.
2. modified build descriptor by adding "linkage" section
3. created a service function to call an rpg program and return some stuff
4. created rui project defining dedicated service and called the service
function

That’s it...it worked...no WDSL, no interfaces, ect.....

I guess is just works off your host file to find where it needs to go and
does its thing..

The only issue I had was that the service had to return type "string", not
type "char". The old way of doing it used to create the interface and
converted the char stuff to string...

Pretty amazing...



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Subject: Re: many QZDASOINIT& QZRCSRVS jobs in QUSRWRK

On 3/20/2011 4:31 PM, tim wrote:

Thanks Joe...

I will create an Egl Café question on this...i don’t see any examples of
calling rpg programs using @dedicated...might be a nice thing to have

Tim, you don't call an RPG program using @dedicated. Rich UI calls an
EGL service using @dedicated, which in turn calls an RPG program. Just
like any other multi-tiered EGL approach. The RPG is called by the part
that runs on the server. The Rich UI calls the EGL on the server.

Joe