Since posting my article titled "Calling AS/400 (AS400) RPG Programs From ASP.NET", I have gotten a good bit of feedback and questions. This is further evidence of how difficult it is to find good information about interfacing with the AS/400. Due to some of the questions and comments posted about that article, I thought I would do a little more research, and post a follow-up article.
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Now would probably be a good time to point out that when I first started creating articles for NetSplore, my intent was not only to share information with others, but to share it with myself...in the future! I can't tell you how many times I have had to go scrambling trying to figure out what code did something I needed to do again. So, I thought that if there was something I was having trouble remembering how to accomplish, others may have the same problem, and I should create an article.
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Have you ever needed to raise a button-click event programmatically? I sure have. Sometimes you end up needing to programmatically simulate that a button was clicked by a user, but how do you accomplish this? ...
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Have you ever had to wrestle with HTML or CSS rendering issues? Working in a compiled language environment like ASP.NET can be exasperating sometimes. The cycle time of edit, compile, and test can get very fristrating when you are making many small changes trying to determine why something is not rendering the way you would expect.
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Have you ever wondered how you might use C# multicast delegates in a real world scenario? Have you ever had two controls with interdependence and wanted a technique to decouple them?
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Have you ever needed to call an RPG program running on an AS/400 from ASP.NET? Here's how I do it.
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Have you ever needed a 3-state checkbox? Have you ever wanted to provide a gaphic instead of seeing the normal checkbox or radio button? I know I have.
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Have you ever had a button that caused serious problems if the user clicked it more than once? Here is some code to prevent that.
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Have you ever wanted a tooltip that didn't timeout and that you could control the look of the text? This free ASP.NET server control will do it.
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Have you ever needed a way to highlight ASP.NET DataGrid rows on the client side as the user moused over them? Here's how.
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