[WDSCI-L] Re: WDSCI-L Digest, Vol 2, Issue 534

[Wilfried Blankertz <WILBLANK@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Chapter 11 of redbook "WebSphere DevelopmentStudio Client for iSeries 
V5.0", SG24-68961-00 shows such an example (see figure 11-59 on page 386). 
The trick is, to use a combination of the interaction wizard, the table 
Web component (see "Inserting a Table Web component" on page 359) and an 
RPG (or Cobol) program which calls the "Subfile APIs" (see "Subfile APIs" 
on page 406). The program that calls the Subfile APIs needs to be 
registered with the Web component as shown in Figure 11-30 on page 362. 
The sample program (CUSINQSFL) is shown in Example 11-3 on page 413.
mit freundlichen Grüßen / with best regards
Wilfried Blankertz

> ----- Message from "Kelly Cookson" <KCookson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Kelly 
> Cookson" <KCookson@xxxxxxxxxxxx> on Sat, 13 Nov 2004 10:28:46 -0600 
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> RE: [WDSCI-L] Capabilities of Web Interactions
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> I browsed through the tutorial at the link below. I think the IBM 
> tutorial I read was an update of this tutorial. Maybe I'm being 
> dense, but I didn't see where the result JSP page was ever able to 
> display more than one customer at a time in subfile fashion. 
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> Relative to the example in the tutorial, I would like to have an 
> input JSP page that accepts two numbers indicating a range of 
> customers (say, customer #100 to customer #102) and a result JSP 
> page that lists the information (say, number, name, and rep number) 
> for all customers in that range. The result JSP would display:
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>    CUSTNO CUSTNA              REPNO 
>    100    Bill's Heating Co   12345 
>    101    Jill's Electric Co  54321 
>    102    Mike's Plumbing Co  34251 
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> Is this possible with the Web Interaction tool? 
> 
> Thanks, 
> Kelly