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> From: Bob Cozzi (RPGIV) > > Sorry, but I wasn't following your thread. I suppose it has something to > do with your *INKx indicators? I don't know? Our PSC400 product basically does what WebFacing does, but it does it by modifying the source code to replace the I/O opcodes with calls to an API. Because of this, the converted programs run in batch, and thereby don't contribute to the interactive CPW load. Our interface is JavaServer Pages, and so you can greatly customize the look and feel of your pages, but the basic UI is HTML. You mentioned that subfiles in HTML have an unacceptable flicker. We see such a flicked going between any two pages, but we've gotten around that psychologically with a consistent background and banner, as well as subsecond response time. That seems to be enough, but I was intrigued by your statement that seemed to imply you had circumvented this issue using CGI. I was just wondering how you had managed to do that. Joe Pluta www.plutabrothers.com
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