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| 2005-02-15 |
OREDIRECTR.SAVF |
This example object shows how to pass parameters to a Web/Servlet report. |
| 2004-07-16 |
ODROPEXP.SAVF |
This object is an example of using an RPG program to populate a drop down list for a field in a maintenance program. See the code comments for details. |
| 2004-02-09 |
OSETPCID.SAVF |
This external object uses RPG to create a cookie on the Web/CGI user PC. The logic can be modified to track the end user as desired. Use this object on the welcome/start page at external object location *INITOBJ to ensure that each site visitor receives the cookie. 2 parms: 200A should include *SETPCID in parm description and 2A return code. Neither parm needs to be mapped. |
| 2004-02-09 |
OGETPCID.SAVF |
This external object uses RPG to retrieve the value of the cookie created with OSETPCID. Use this object when needed for add/update/delete in a DB file in Web/CGI maintainers or when displaying records which belong to a certain PC in a Web/CGI retrieval. 1 parm: the length of the DB field containing the PC ID value including *GETPCID in parm desc, mapped to that value and called at *INITOBJ. |
| 2003-09-22 |
OVLDSRVEXP.SAVF |
This is an example of a program that performs validation via RPG for a Web/Servlet application. See the source code for further explanation. |
| 2003-05-13 |
MRCS030513.SAVF |
This special template includes the ability to skip the database work and directly call an external object to retrieve data. Use external object location *NODBWORK to run the external object instead of performing the database query. |
| 2002-08-09 |
OVLDSTATE.SAVF |
OVLDSTATEC and OVLDSTATE are examples of calling an external object for validation in a green screen maintenance application. OVLDSTATEC is the external object which is a CL driver for the RPG program OVLDSTATE which does the real validation. The CL driver is necessary to perform the SNDPGMMSG so that the error message text is sent back to the mrc-generated application. |
| 2002-08-09 |
OVLDSTATEC.SAVF |
OVLDSTATEC and OVLDSTATE are examples of calling an external object for validation in a green screen maintenance application. OVLDSTATEC is the external object which is a CL driver for the RPG program OVLDSTATE which does the real validation. The CL driver is necessary to perform the SNDPGMMSG so that the error message text is sent back to the mrc-generated application. |
| 2002-07-15 |
MRCS020715.SAVF |
Download the source code for MRC411C/MRC411 and MRC413C/MRC413 to modify for your own needs. The programs are used for the download to a CSV file. Specify which program to call with MRCUPDDFT. The source will be moved in QOBJSRC after the install. |
| 2002-07-12 |
MRCS020712.SAVF |
This will install MRC413C1. This program is a clone of MRC413C except that it generates a summary CSV file without using any quotes. After installing this program on your system, use MRCUPDDFT (option 6) to tell the summaries to use MRC413C1 instead of MRC413C. If all of your needs cannot be solved by this program, just ask for a copy of the freely-available source code. |
| 2002-07-10 |
OMNTVLDL.SAVF |
This program can be called from a command line or as an external object to add, update, or remove entries from a validation list. Please see the source code for parameter information. |
| 2002-06-19 |
ORTNKEYCGI.SAVF |
This external object is an example of how to accomplish record-level security in a Web/CGI application. It works for retrievals, graphs, and maintainers. This is only an example since the program needs to be created by you for your specific needs. Please see the documentation inside the source code for instructions about the use of this object. |
| 2002-01-04 |
ODROPSTATE.SAVF |
This external object is an example of creating a drop-down list from an external file for Web/CGI applications. Please view the source code for detailed information. |
| 2001-10-12 |
ONEWURLEXP.SAVF |
This external object demonstrates how to incorporate application-level security. It allows you to create applications that are available only to certain users and locks other users out. It can direct the user to another URL without running any other server logic. It is only an example that needs to be tailored to your needs. Please view the source code for more detailed information. |
| 2001-02-16 |
OREDIRECTK.SAVF |
This external object is an example of how to use external logic to redirect the user to a new URL after a successful add/update/delete in CGI maintenance application. Please view the source code for detailed information. |
| 2000-07-10 |
ORTNUSRCGI.SAVF |
This external object returns the user profile from a Web/CGI application. For this external object to function properly, you will need to configure your HTTP server using the Protect directive. See the Security link under the CGI Applications section of the manual for further information. |
| 2000-06-28 |
OURLSTRING.SAVF |
This external object can be used to generate HTML strings for CGI and Report to HTML applications. It can create links to URLs with text or images or simply display an image. See the source code for parameter information. |
| 2000-05-18 |
ORTNKEY.SAVF |
This external object is an example of how to accomplish record-level security in an online application. It works for retrievals, graphs, and maintainers. This is only an example since the program needs to be created by you for your specific needs. Please see the documentation inside the source code for instructions about the use of this object. See OVLDRECORD for logic for reports and summaries. |
| 2000-05-18 |
OVLDRECORD.SAVF |
This external object is an example of how to accomplish record-level security in reports and summaries. This is only an example since the program needs to be created by you for your specific needs. Please see the documentation inside the source code for instructions about the use of this object. See ORTNKEY for record-level security logic for retrievals, graphs, and maintainers. |
| 2000-04-27 |
OEMAILEXMP.SAVF |
This external object demonstrates how to send an e-mail from the AS/400. It shows how to set up the parameters for the IBM SNDDST command. Please note that your AS/400 needs to be configured to send e-mails for this object to work properly. mrc is happy to help with that simple task for a nominal fee. Otherwise, you may contact IBM for support or documentation with this task. |
| 2000-03-10 |
ODATESPJDE.SAVF |
This object handles many date conversions for JD Edwards dates. This external object works as a wrapper for ODATESPLUS. This means that you need to have the ODATESPLUS program on your system. See the source code for more information. |
| 2000-01-24 |
GETORDNUM.SAVF |
This object handles sequencing for an order number field. It is an example of sequencing and provides source code that you can copy and modify to work over your own database file and field. See the source code for more details on changing the source. |
| 1999-08-15 |
ODATESPLUS.SAVF |
This object handles many date conversions. |
| 1999-08-15 |
ODATES7.SAVF |
This object handles date conversions for 7 character dates. |
| 1996-04-08 |
OBJALNUM6.SAVF |
This external object converts 6 Alpha to 6.0 Numeric |
| 1995-05-04 |
OSBMAPP.SAVF |
This external object submits report or summary from prompt screen |
| 1994-08-30 |
FORNUM.SAVF |
This object converts a 30.9 numeric field to 38 character field. |
