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http://216.187.231.34/akc/servlet/DisplayServlet?url=DisplayNoteURL&reportId=330&statementId=283&reportId=330

Aspire accomplishes a web page display by using a data defintion in a properties file. This definition could range from very simple to very elaborate depending on your requirements.

It is important to understand this defintion. For this purpose read the above article thoroughly and let me know if you have any questions.

This document should contain everything you need to retrieve and paint your first page.

1. Online Aspire Documentation

2.Aspire home page

For more links click on the title link above.

Phone: 904-610-7734
email: satya at activeintellect dot com
newsgroup: aspirej2ee at yahoogroups dot com
akc: use demo/demo and create a note and move it to the  unf folder

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Session 2 schedule

UNF CMS-1 Project deliverables

Example properties file for the contact detail update page

10.05 UNF CMS-1:detail url properties

More documents like this are at:  UNF Lectures on Aspire

5-Nov-03

UNF CMS-1 Project deliverables

Example properties file for the contact detail page

10.03 UNF CMS-1:summary url properties

More documents like this are at:  UNF Lectures on Aspire

5-Nov-03

UNF CMS-1 Project deliverables

Example properties file for the summary page

A web of rules - Kendall Grant Clark

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5-Nov-03

http://www.xml.com/lpt/a/2003/10/23/iswc.html

How the Semantic Web Will Really Happen

10.01 UNF Student Project CMS-1

More documents like this are at:  UNF Lectures on Aspire

4-Nov-03

Develop a basic web application to manage contacts on a web site. We start with a simple set of screens and a database design. In future projects this can be expanded to incorporate more advanced concepts.

For details click on the link above.

http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/jt400/

The IBM Toolbox for Java is a library of Java classes supporting the client/server and internet programming models to an iSeries or AS/400 server. The classes can be used by Java applets, servlets, and applications to easily access iSeries and AS/400 data and resources.

Nevertheless it is not clear if DB2Connect functionality is available here.

Also not sure if DB2 Development Center client can be run on this without an explicit DB2Connect

05.07 Using DB2 Development Center - Kent Milligan

More documents like this are at:  CS-AS400

1-Nov-03

http://www.eservercomputing.com/iseries/articles/index.asp?id=742

DB2* Development Center is a rapid iterative environment for developing stored procedures, user-defined functions and more. This client-based development tool supports the entire DB2 Universal Database* (UDB) family of servers, so it?s useful for developing and deploying procedures on multiple DB2 UDB servers.

20.03 Cross platform DB2 stored procedures Redbook

More documents like this are at:  CS-AS400

1-Nov-03

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/SG245485.html

Although this exaplains the stored procedure builder of AS400, it is not clear what the future packaging of IBM is going to be and how this piece is going to be packaged into UDB releases.

Most likely this will come with the UDB client.

This tool is almost useless unless you have the underlying connectivity products like DB2Connect. And you have to pay licensing fees for this conenience.

15.07 Various OleDBProvider settings (Examples)

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1-Nov-03

15.05 Using Library Lists

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1-Nov-03

http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/515a7ef1f8deef8c8625680b00020380/9d3e03ceba505db4862567ef0037496b?OpenDocument

DB2 Universal Database for iSeries (DB2/400) supports library list qualified object names only through the use of system naming convention (*SYS). Client Access OLE DB provider only supports SQL naming convention for SQL statements and Stored Procedures. *SYS naming convention and IFS naming convention are not supported.

15.03 Some helpful oledb settings

More documents like this are at:  CS-AS400

1-Nov-03

http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/00e42b791a3dab7b862565c9004ec1af/c52e46013ce1ded286256a3b006a38c5?OpenDocument

Client Access Express V5R1 introduced new custom properties that can be set prior to connecting to the iSeries 400 server. These properties increase functionality of the IBMDA400 provider. The new properties are listed below.

15.01 ODBC Settings for AS400 databases

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1-Nov-03

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/index.htm?info/rzaik/rzaik678.htm

The iSeries Access ODBC driver has many connection string keywords that can be used to change the behavior of the ODBC connection. These same keywords and their values are also stored when an ODBC data source is setup. When an ODBC application makes a connection, any keywords specified in the connection string override the values specified in the ODBC data source.

20.01 IBM Redbooks

More documents like this are at:  CS-AS400

1-Nov-03

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/

This link is useful for finding IBM red books on a variety of subjects. This is equivalent to MSDN for IBM.

05.05 Working with iseries for navigating DB2

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1-Nov-03

http://www.eservercomputing.com/iseries/articles/index.asp?id=300

A decent article outlining what can be done with iseries navigator for DB2. More like a Query Analyzer or SQL Navigator

20.05 OleDB client access reference library

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1-Nov-03

http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/access/oledb/reflibrary.htm

A link pointing some addtional oledb documents.

05.03 Application development guide for DB2

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1-Nov-03

http://www-3.ibm.com/software/data/db2/udb/ad/v7/adg/db2a0/frm3toc.htm

This book discusses how to design and code application programs that access DB2 databases. It presents detailed information on the use of Structured Query Language (SQL) in supported host language programs. For information on language support for your specific operating system, see the Application Building Guide. This book also provides an overview of some of the DB2 utilities that you can use to help create DB2 applications. These utilities include The IBM DB2 Universal Database Project Add-In for Microsoft Visual C++ and IBM DB2 Stored Procedure Builder.

http://www.internet.com/icom_cgi/print/print.cgi?url=http://15seconds.com/issue/030623.htm

Basics of using DB2
Role of DB2Connect
Using OleDB vs ODBC
Feature comparison
Perf comparison
Irek's email

Will talk about the following

Web
Tomcat
Servlets
Java Classes
SQL

For details click on the link above.

Write once publish many times

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28-Oct-03

http://foa.sourceforge.net/

Formatting objects authoring tool

How to do a repetetive task in JEdit (Temporary macro)

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26-Oct-03

1.ctrl-mm to start recording the t-macro
2.ctrl-ms to stop recording the t-macro
3.ctrl-mp to re-play the t-macro

1. ctrl-mr to start a named macro
2. ctrl-ms to stop
3. menu to play
4. ctrl-ml to repeat the last macro

How can you tie a key combination to a program in windows?

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26-Oct-03

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How can I do vertical selections in jedit?

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23-Oct-03

Use ctrl-mouse-drag

How to have jedit load macros from a user directory?

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23-Oct-03

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"Dad, I was scared for a moment. I thought the "Electric city" was gone again."

The other day it was an evening time. It had just gotten dark outside. you were doing something in the kitchen. I had Narayan in my hand. I was walking out of the kitchen, and I had turned the lights off.

You said. "Dad, I was scared for a moment. I thought the "Electric city" was gone again."

You were hesitant in getting your tongue around "Electricity" to finaly decide on "Electric City" as your chosen sound.

It was inventive, sweet, and tacky. I wish grownups take such chances in every day lives to try out when they are not sure. Venture out and invent something. Go beyond their means to wring the possible out of the impossible.

For every one of these phrases you utter there must be 3 more that I forget to write down.

It is from the unexpected that an intelligent human being derives pleasure. This is the kick in exploration. This is the true pleasure of science.

Thank you for reminding me.

1. Install iseries navigator
2. Make sure you install the full set of components
3. Obtain the systemname/userid/password
4. Create a connection using 3