Re: how to handle handlers *update

["Lennon_s_j@xxxxxxxxxxx" <lennon_s_j@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tom,

From your responses it appears that you are actually using RPG OA.  And 
from what I can tell from responses here, you are one of just two 
companies with list participants doing so.

It appears you are using ASNA handler software.  Was your company using 
ASNA before OA came along?

Sam

On 3/15/2011 1:19 PM, Tom Deskevich wrote:
> We actually had 2 ideas of how to do this.
>
> The rejected one had 2 sets of DDS, 2 sets of formats,
> 2 WORKSTN devices. Also conditioning when we do
> an operation on each WORKSTN device. No chance of compiling it wrong,
> but a lot of work to create and maintain.
>
> The one I put out only requires the /COPY and the source member.
> And as I said, no slap on the wrist because you are using SEU.
>
> With ASNA WINGS, if you accidently compile it as 5250, it skips the handler
> and shows you the 5250 display on the web page.
> If you compile the handler into the 5250 library accidently, the job log
> will give you
> an error about the handler and you will get a CPF.
> We plan on creating a CL program to create all our objects to minimize
> human error.
> I am not advertising for ASNA WINGS, just saying how it works with
> handlers.
> Your actual experience may be different with whatever you are using.
>
> I did get the /IF directive from Mark Waterbury, but enhanced it with
> the /COPY.
>
> Tom Deskevich
> 30 Years programming experience, 1 good idea.
> Watch this post in 2041!!!