B. Amos
ABSTRACT
The rise of Internet technologies (particularly Java) provides many benefits for the development and deployment of user interfaces. In many cases, however, the back end system is behind the times: Internet hostile, no object orientation, etc. How can data be transferred between the new generation front end and the old generation back end without compromising the strengths or integrity of either? This paper discusses the use of customised Java data serialisation to achieve this goal against a large IBM MVS Sharp APL system.
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- Data transfer between Java Applets and legacy APL systems
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Data transfer between Java Applets and legacy APL systems
The rise of Internet technologies (particularly Java) provides many benefits for the development and deployment of user interfaces. In many cases, however, the back end system is behind the times: Internet hostile, no object orientation, etc. How can ...
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