ApplicationDevelopmentonPowerSystem(IBMi).pptVIP

References Reference: Publication: IBM i5 and iSeries System Handbook (GA195486) Web Sites: iSeries Information Center /eserver/ Support /systems/support/i/ Redbook / Questions? * * * * * * * * * Application Development on Power System (IBM i) Application Development on Power System (IBM i) School of Software Engineering Tongji University HUANGJie No Subject Hours Abstract Instructor 1 Overview of IBM i 2 Server, Power System and Power System IBM i Huangjie 2 iOS fundamental 4 i OS Basic Operation Huangjie 3 File system object management 4 Object management concept and integrated file system Huangjie 4 Message management 2 Message Its management Huangjie 5 Work management 4 Concepts of job, subsystem and library, job routing Huangjie 6 Administration ABC 2 Security, Storage Restore Management Huangjie 7 Application Development 6 ILE development enviroment , RPG programming Huangjie 8 Database Development 4 Database on IBM i Huangjie 9 IBM i SOA 2 SOA approach on IBM i Huangjie 10 Case Study 2 Csae Study Huangjie 11 Examination 2 Examination Huangjie Syllabus * * Chapter 4 Message Management Unit 1 Power System Foundation * * Outline Agenda: Identifying characteristics of messages and message queues Sending messages Display messages Removing messages Handling system and error messages Displaying message queue attributes Changing message queues Identifying characteristics of messages and message queues Messages provide the means of communication between the system and its users. For example, When you ask the system to do something, the system might respond with messages indicating the status of your request. You can also communicate with other users through messages that are sent via the system. Each application program can have a set of messages to communication with the user. Message sources System, the system generates messages, such as when you attempt to perform operations that can not be performed. Application, applicatio