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Title
IBM System i APIs at Work
ISBN
9781583470695
Category

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Publisher
MC Press ONLINE, LLC
ISBN-10
1583470697
ISBN-13
9781583470695
eBay Product ID (ePID)
57101078

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
550 Pages
Publication Name
Ibm System i APIs at Work
Language
English
Subject
Programming Languages / General, Hardware / Mainframes & Minicomputers
Publication Year
2007
Features
New Edition
Type
Textbook
Author
Doug Pence, Bruce Vining, Ron Hawkins
Subject Area
Computers
Series
At Work Ser.
Format
Perfect

Dimensions

Item Height
1.4 in
Item Weight
34.6 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
7 in

Additional Product Features

Edition Number
2
Intended Audience
Trade
Illustrated
Yes
Edition Description
New Edition
Synopsis
Application Program Interfaces (APIs) are powerful, built-in tools used to solve business problems. Many System i programmers, however, do not have a working knowledge of the APIs available within i5/OS. Worse still, programmers who are familiar with the use of APIs may not be taking full advantage of the APIs and processing techniques available to them. In this book, author and noted IBM API expert Bruce Vining is your guide to making sense, and effectively mastering, the wide variety of APIs available with System i. Each chapter is full of real business-world examples that you can modify and use in your own environment. In recent years, the business programmer has had to integrate applications--often from different operating systems and programming platforms--using different languages to integrate business rules and requirements. APIs allow you to gain access to the underlying structure of an application. With this book you will soon realize that APIs are among the most powerful tools in your toolbox. New for this edition: * New chapters covering topics such as exit point concepts, Integrated File System, date and time, cryptographic services, TCP/IP, and more * Sorting, character data conversion, and user application information * APIs are covered in depth * Fully updated code on previous APIs to bring them up to newer standards * Updates to API changes since the previous edition * Modernized RPG code to demonstrate current coding style * An Appendix with COBOL examples and implementation including API equivalents for RPG support of memory management, bit testing, edit words, and more * Check Your Knowledge tasks at the conclusion of each chapter with solutions provided in RPG and COBOL Write client and server applications that enable your System i to communicate with other systems, such as PCs, using sockets, Application Program Interfaces (APIs) are powerful, built-in tools used to solve business problems. Many System i programmers, however, do not have a working knowledge of the APIs available within i5/OS. Worse still, programmers who are familiar with the use of APIs may not be taking full advantage of the APIs and processing techniques available to them.In this book, author and noted IBM API expert Bruce Vining is your guide to making sense, and effectively mastering, the wide variety of APIs available with System i. Each chapter is full of real business-world examples that you can modify and use in your own environment.In recent years, the business programmer has had to integrate applicationsoften from different operating systems and programming platformsusing different languages to integrate business rules and requirements. APIs allow you to gain access to the underlying structure of an application. With this book you will soon realize that APIs are among the most powerful tools in your toolbox.New for this edition: New chapters covering topics such as exit point concepts, Integrated File System, date and time, cryptographic services, TCP/IP, and more Sorting, character data conversion, and user application information APIs are covered in depth Fully updated code on previous APIs to bring them up to newer standards Updates to API changes since the previous edition Modernized RPG code to demonstrate current coding style AnAppendix with COBOL examples and implementation including API equivalents for RPG support of memory management, bit testing, editwords, and more Check Your Knowledge tasks at the conclusion of each chapter with solutions provided in RPG and COBOL Write client andserver applications that enable your System i to communicatewith other systems, such as PCs, using sockets", This new edition of the bestselling i5 application programming interface (API) book includes powerful new APIs and updated code to give programmers a working knowledge of the APIs available under i5/OS. Using real business-world examples, this book explains APIs that serve webpages, list APIs, APIs that work with user spaces, dynamic index APIs, APIs that retrieve system values, job information and job queue information APIs, APIs that work with data queues, APIs for error handling and message handling, and spool file APIs, among many others. Completely revised and including eight new chapters, changes that have occurred in the API itself as well as the RPG code are described, reflecting modern coding style and newer standards. Exit point concepts, the Integrated File System (IFS), TCP/IP, date and time APIs, cryptographic services, and vining are all covered, making this singular resource more helpful than ever., Application Program Interfaces (APIs) are powerful, built-in tools used to solve business problems. Many System i programmers, however, do not have a working knowledge of the APIs available within i5/OS. Worse still, programmers who are familiar with the use of APIs may not be taking full advantage of the APIs and processing techniques available to them. In this book, author and noted IBM API expert Bruce Vining is your guide to making sense, and effectively mastering, the wide variety of APIs available with System i. Each chapter is full of real business-world examples that you can modify and use in your own environment. In recent years, the business programmer has had to integrate applications-often from different operating systems and programming platforms-using different languages to integrate business rules and requirements. APIs allow you to gain access to the underlying structure of an application. With this book you will soon realize that APIs are among the most powerful tools in your toolbox. New for this edition: • New chapters covering topics such as exit point concepts, Integrated File System, date and time, cryptographic services, TCP/IP, and more • Sorting, character data conversion, and user application information • APIs are covered in depth • Fully updated code on previous APIs to bring them up to newer standards • Updates to API changes since the previous edition • Modernized RPG code to demonstrate current coding style • An Appendix with COBOL examples and implementation including API equivalents for RPG support of memory management, bit testing, edit words, and more • Check Your Knowledge tasks at the conclusion of each chapter with solutions provided in RPG and COBOL Write client and server applications that enable your System i to communicate with other systems, such as PCs, using sockets, Application Program Interfaces (APIs) are powerful, built-in tools used to solve business problems. Many System i programmers, however, do not have a working knowledge of the APIs available within i5/OS. Worse still, programmers who are familiar with the use of APIs may not be taking full advantage of the APIs and processing techniques available to them. In this book, author and noted IBM API expert Bruce Vining is your guide to making sense, and effectively mastering, the wide variety of APIs available with System i. Each chapter is full of real business-world examples that you can modify and use in your own environment. In recent years, the business programmer has had to integrate applications--often from different operating systems and programming platforms--using different languages to integrate business rules and requirements. APIs allow you to gain access to the underlying structure of an application. With this book you will soon realize that APIs are among the most powerful tools in your toolbox. New for this edition: - New chapters covering topics such as exit point concepts, Integrated File System, date and time, cryptographic services, TCP/IP, and more - Sorting, character data conversion, and user application information - APIs are covered in depth - Fully updated code on previous APIs to bring them up to newer standards - Updates to API changes since the previous edition - Modernized RPG code to demonstrate current coding style - An Appendix with COBOL examples and implementation including API equivalents for RPG support of memory management, bit testing, edit words, and more - Check Your Knowledgetasks at the conclusion of each chapter with solutions provided in RPG and COBOL Write client and server applications that enable your System i to communicate with other systems, such as PCs, using sockets, Application Program Interfaces (APIs) are powerful, built-in tools used to solve business problems. Many System i programmers, however, do not have a working knowledge of the APIs available within i5/OS. Worse still, programmers who are familiar with the use of APIs may not be taking full advantage of the APIs and processing techniques available ......

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