Automated iSeries Content Delivery

Internet and AS/400 - iSeries Client/Server Development Tools

• Active Server Pages/400
• Direct Data Access/400

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Active Server Pages/400

This powerful tools allows web developers to create secure web-based applications that allow AS/400 database access without ever exposing the AS/400 directly to the Internet. It uses a high-speed TCP/IP connection from the MS IIS Web Server to the AS/400 which provides sub-second response time for data access.

Highlights:

• AS/400 is kept secure from the Internet
• Web site can utilize real-time iSeries data
• standard MS Active Server Page technology is used
• high-speed direct record access to AS/400 is provided
• records can be added to, updated and deleted from the iSeries table
• multiple AS/400 files can be accessed from an ASP script
• data queues can be utilized from an ASP script
• AS/400 programs can be called from an ASP script
• programming can be done in VBScript or JavaScript

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Direct Data Access/400

This unique tool allows developers to create Visual Basic, Powerbuilder, or Delphi applications which can directly access AS/400 database files. Using DDA/440 and the included CoreCode VB/Delphi database code generation tool, you can develop PC applications referencing AS/400 data quickly and easily.

Highlights:

• utilize the DDA/400 CoreCode code generation tool to select the AS/400 files and let CoreCode generate all the necessary Visual Basic or Delphi database access code for the application, including the field definitions
• provide client/server developers quick and easy access to the AS/400 database functions without having to load any special drivers or learn SQL
• provide direct database control down to the record level without sacrificing performance
• utilize existing AS/400 data access methods to provide lightning-fast response time when accessing database files
• requires no additional PC conventional memory
• implemented as a Windows DLL
• works with any MS Windows programming environment which support DLL calls

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