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COBOL Explorer - The Essential Tool for 7x24 Operation
Posted by: kairanga on Saturday, November 09, 2002 - 07:31 PM EST
"Inventory Update job is down. Warehouse staff cannot put-away. INVUPD job dumped. Can you take a look at it?" The time is 2:30AM and you can barely identify the caller, much less understand what he is saying. But you are the on-call programmer and you are new to the system. It is all COBOL / IMS based. Further questioning reveals that the job went down at 10PM and took a while for someone to notice it. The shift operator tried to contact the VP Applications, instead of you the on-call programmer. After much delay and loss of valuable time, it is you who have to fix the problem! Where do you start?
VP Applications calls asking if you have fixed the problem. What can you say? That the operations informed you only now? That you are new to the system? That your COBOL knowledge is limited? The VP says "Just fix it! One hour of warehouse time is worth $50,000!".
Note: Information on COBOL Explorer
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Collaborative Software Development
Posted by: kairanga on Wednesday, October 30, 2002 - 12:53 PM EST
Many waves have come and gone in IT and we are now poised to ride on a new wave -- Free Software and Open Source. It is already here and its impact has been global. This paper explores the reaches of Free Software and Open Source (abbreviated FSOS from now on) and establishes why there is a compelling reason to consider this for mission-critical, real-word, bread-and-butter applications.
Note: Author: Ranga Nathan, President
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SEVIS Headaches? The Pill Is Here!
Posted by: sproctor on Sunday, October 13, 2002 - 09:07 PM EST
Most of the educational institutions are agonizing over the implementation of SEVIS interface to their existing systems. All institutions should comply with the INS regulations and be able to exchange data in XML from January 2003. After you take into account fall vacations, Halloween, elections, Thanksgiving, shopping, Christmas, vacation and, Spring semester, you will be in January before you even blink! Every new legislation brings more changes, tight deadlines and resourcing issues. Read this article titled "Companies and Colleges Scramble to Meet New Requirements for Foreign Students" from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Note: Author: Ranga Nathan, President
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XML Conversion Service - Now Available
Posted by: sproctor on Sunday, October 13, 2002 - 09:01 PM EST
To help customers fast-track their XML conversion projects, Reliance is now offering a conversion service. Customers can send a sample with their requirements and Reliance will provide a price-quotation. Upon agreement, actual data will be converted to specifications. All data is encrypted during transmission between Reliance and the customer and confidentiality preserved with proper agreements in place.
No matter how complex or unstructured the data is, we can convert to any type of XML you want. You want Microsoft Word document converted to well-formed XML? We can do that too. You will be pleasantly surprised at what magic we can perform!
Where customers do not have the time or people resource to develop templates, this is a cost-effective alternative. For more details write to us.
Note: Author: Ranga Nathan, President
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Parse::Any2xml developer Web site
Posted by: sproctor on Sunday, October 13, 2002 - 08:55 PM EST
A Web site has been set up for people doing work on extending the source code to Parse::Any2xml, the engine that drives most products made by Reliance. Documentation, mailing lists, and support are available. This is for you, JAPHs.
Note: Author: Ranga Nathan, President
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COBOL File Definition (CFD) to XML Unveiled
Posted by: Admin on Sunday, October 13, 2002 - 08:41 PM EST
Exchange of data from mainframe legacy systems with other new systems usually involves XML conversion. You have a COBOL File Definition in a Copy Procedure or COBOL data structure and you want to translate an associated file to XML. Reliance has now made it a no-brainer. Any2XML Enterprise Edition can be set up to translate any file with a CFD to XML with no need to create a template. Ask us for a trial!
Note: Check it out!
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Reliance Rolls Out Legacy Web for Developers..
Posted by: Admin on Saturday, October 05, 2002 - 05:45 PM EST
Legacy Web is a Web-based development facility for legacy developers to integrate their systems to other systems and provide a web portal to the legacy data.
Legacy Web is a layer on top of Any2XML Enterprise Edition based on the world-renowned Any2XML core engine from Reliance.
Developers can now create interface through the products they know - JCL, COBOL, PL/1, NATURAL etc and yet learn new technologies such as Any2XML, XML, XSLT, CSS to enrich their skills and accomplish integration at the lowest cost possible.
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