IBM i Temporary Licensing Eligible Programs
By the way, we have like 3 hours of content lined up:
By the way, we have like 3 hours of content lined up: ideveloperday.com
– Liam barry Allan (@notesofbarry) (in reply to notesofbarry)08:20 – Nov 19, 2021
2021 11 18 IBM Navigator for i
Replay of the November 18, 2021 Power Systems VUG webinar covering IBM Navigator for IBM i.
From: Power Systems VUG
“Building Secure .NET Apps For IBM i” by @LANSA #ibmi #ibmrpgprogramminglanguage
“Building Secure .NET Apps For IBM i” by @LANSA hackernoon.com/building-secur… #ibmi #ibmrpgprogramminglanguage
– HackerNoon (@hackernoon)09:00 – Nov 19, 2021
Fixed RPG to RPG Free conversion (Power-Coffee nr. 31 by Marco Riva)
Last Updated on 20 November 2021 by Roberto De Pedrini
Many of you probably know the Power-Coffee … of our blogger and IBM Champion Marco Riva … a weekly appointment with absolutely interesting technical pills from the IBM i world.
In the episode of November 15, 2021, Power Coffee number 31, Marco presents us some free tools for the RPG conversion from Fixed to Free, coming to recommend a real conversion flow to obtain a better result.
Anyone using Rational Rdi will have already used the product’s native Fixed-Free conversion option … which does a decent job with the program’s “C” specs and sadly, nothing with the HFD and O specs. In Power Coffee we see instead with Marco:
The utilities JCRMDS by Craig Rutledge , which allow to convert step by step different parts of our sources, including HFD specifications, * ENTRY Plist, Klist and cCVTRPGFREE by Paul de Valmency , which in just one step already does an excellent job.
Excellent guide and excellent advice for converting RPG Fixed programs, perhaps even starting from RPG / 400 sources.
RPGFREEWEB By Liam Allan
I add to the list of tools recommended by Marco Riva, also this excellent service, based on the homonymous project GitHub RPGFREEWEB by Liam Allan (thanks for existing Liam!) … a Web App where you can copy and paste the Fixed source to recover the Free one:
http://rpgfreeweb.herokuapp.com/
http://rpgfreeweb.herokuapp.com/
Personally I use this Liam tool … I find it very convenient to open the source in Rational Rdi, ctr-a copy everything …. ctrl-v paste it into RGPFREEWEB and then do the reverse with the converted code (and maybe work on it a bit from Rdi).
This project is also Open Source and we can help improve the conversion or handling of particular cases that we find in our sources … creating value also for those who will use it in the future:
https://github.com/worksofbarry/rpgfreeweb.git
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Roberto De Pedrini
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