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OS/390 ISPF Programming Dialogs

This course builds on the concepts introduced in OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services. This course shows how to code a sample dialog in ISPF, based on an extended real-world example. Learn how to code a complete dialog, including panels, menus, help panels, functions, variables, tables, and file skeletons.

ISPF Programming Dialogs training covers such topics as:

Coding Menus
Coding Data Entry Panels
Coding Edit Panels
Producing Sequential Output
Coding Messages, Help, and Action Bars

This course is designed as a second course, following OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services for programmers who will create ISPF dialogs

OS/390 ISPF Programming Dialogs
Description
This course builds on the concepts introduced in OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services (38081), which provided an overview of the possibilities when using ISPF dialogs. This course shows how to code a sample dialog in ISPF, based on an extended real-world example. At the end of the course, the student has coded a complete dialog, including panels, menus, help panels, functions, variables, tables, and file skeletons. This course is written to OS/390 version 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed as a second course, following OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services for programmers who will create ISPF dialogs.
Prerequisites
This course assumes that the student is familiar with a supported operating system (OS/390 or VM) and a supported language (CLIST, REXX, PL/I, COBOL, FORTRAN, APL2, Pascal, or C). It is recommended, but not required, that the user have completed the OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services course.
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1- Coding Menus
» Designing Menus
» Creating Menus Unit 2- Coding Data Entry Panels
» Creating the Panel
» Creating the Function Unit 3- Coding Edit Panels
» Creating the Panel
» Creating the Function Unit 4- Producing Sequential Output
» Creating the File Skeleton
» Creating the Function Unit 5- Coding Messages, Help, and Action Bars
» Creating Messages
» Creating Help Panels
» Creating the Action Bar