RPG Meets the Web with Paul Tuohy for this in-depth, one-day class with three 60 minute sessions -- WEB400

Subject: RPG Meets the Web with Paul Tuohy for this in-depth, one-day class with three 60 minute sessions
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Wednesday July 14, 2010

Session 1 - How Does RPG Talk to a Browser
How is it possible for an RPG program to be called from a web browser?
How can an RPG program output to a web page? What is a HTTP server? What
is CGI? This session explains how to configure a HTTP Server and shows
how RPG programs can be called from a web page. -
Time 11 a.m. Eastern (15:00 GMT)

Session 2 - CGIDEV2 - The Basics
Although Learn how to "print" to the web with CGIDEV2.
- Coding HTML for CGIDEV2
- The basic CGIDEV2 procedures
- Writing a web page
- Basic input from a web page
Time 13:00 Eastern (17:00 GMT)

Session 3 - CGIDEV2 - Beyond the Basics
What else can you do with CGIDEV2?
- Complex input from a web page
- Debugging
- Some usefull procedures
- Extending CGIDEV2
- Other uses for CGIDEV2
Time 15:00 Eastern (19:00 GMT)

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