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These are presentations given by our design and development teams for conferences and groups such as COMMON, the IBM i Technical Conference, and PartnerWorld. The presentations on this page are organized by:
Note: To view or print the presentations, click PDF in the right column. You must have a PDF reader like Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print the presentations. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is available from the Adobe Acrobat web site.
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| iSeries Access for Windows: What's New? |
If you are a veteran iSeries Access for Windows user and want to find out what new functions have been added, then come to this session. Come hear the enhancements that have been added in the areas of 5250 emulation, data transfer, file serving, application development, and much more.
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September 2006 |
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| System i Access for Windows: Data Transfer Tips and Techniques |
Data Transfer, a component of System i Access for Windows, provides an important set of functions for working with System i database information as well as sending PC data to the System i. This session gives tips and techniques to use in getting data transfer requests to run just the way you want them. Topics include basic data transfer, running data transfer by clicking an icon, scheduling data transfers, using the Excel add-in, using data transfer with a web server, using the data transfer query builder, and other useful tips and tricks.
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March 2008 |
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| PC5250 Printer Emulation: Everything You Need to Know |
iSeries Access for Windows provides printer emulation through its 5250 emulator called PC5250 . This session covers how to set up your PC printer to print iSeries output and how to get it to print correctly -- so you and your users can be more productive. In this session, you will learn:
- How to configure your printers to run natively over TCP/ IP.
- How to tell the differences between the three methods of printer emulation and learn when to use each.
- How to make small changes so you can get your output to print the way you want it to.
- How to use scaling to produce the output you want.
- How to modify workstation Customization files and PDFs to modify your printer output.
- How to use the Font Tuning Utility to modify your printer output.
- How to use printer emulation with Network printing to get better control over printed output.
- How to control printed output. 9. How to print to disk.
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October 2004 |
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| Configuring the iSeries with iSeries Access to Use SSL |
iSeries (including file transfer, telnet, print, remote command and data queues) is enabled to use SSL. This can make your network connections more secure through the use of encryption and digital certificates.
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October 2004 |
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| iSeries Access Programming Overview |
Are you creating PC-to-iSeries applications? Thinking about doing so? Would you like to know about all the PC middleware provided with your iSeries release at no additional charge? Come hear this high level overview giving you the knowledge to move in the right direction.
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March 2004 |
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1.2MB |
| Client Access ActiveX Development |
Do you want to create PC-to-iSeries client/server applications using Microsoft's ActiveX technology? See the Visual Basic wizards and get started the fast and easy way. This is an advanced programming session. Come prepared to dig into some code.
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March 2004 |
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2.0MB |
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| Get to the Web Fast with IBM i Access for Web: Including 5250 Browser Access |
IBM i Access for Web uses a web browser interface to connect with the IBM i applications, database, and functionality. This presentation offers an overview of IBM i Access for Web with an introduction of its capabilities and advantages. Learn about the packaging and ordering options available and how to get started with IBM i Access for Web. The 5250 interface capability from a web browser is discussed in detal, along with highlights of the Database, Printing and File System capabilities. Administrators will appreciate the power to control access for various users and the simplicity of the options to roll out the product to end users.
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May 2010 |
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| What an Administrator Needs to Know about IBM i Access for Web: Restricting Access and other Security Considerations |
Once you have IBM i Access for Web installed, what do you need to know before deploying IBM i Access for Web in your business? This session will show you elements that administrators need to understand. Items such as: Setting policies for controlling user access to various IBM i Access for Web functions; Customizing the home page and template files; Bypass sign-on versus using macros to bypass a second sign-on screen; The difference between using HTTP basic authentication versus the WebSphere Application Server security model.
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May 2010 |
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9.6MB |
| Get to the Web Fast with System i Access for Web |
System i Access for Web uses a web browser interface to connect with the System i applications, database, and functionality. This presentation offers an overview of System i Access for Web with an introduction of its capabilities and advantages. Learn about the packaging and ordering options available and how to get started with System i Access for Web. Administrators will appreciate the power to control access for various users and the simplicity of the options to roll out the product to end users.
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April 2007 |
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| System i Access for Web Setup and Configuration |
System i Access for Web provides an easy-to-use web browser interface so end users can work with their System i applications, database, and printers. Users only need a browser on their desktop as System i Access for Web runs entirely on the System i in a web application server. This session will describe what hardware and software is needed to set up a web serving environment and provides step-by-step instructions to install, configure, and run System i Access for Web.
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April 2007 |
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| System i Access for Web Tips and Techniques |
System i Access for Web is growing in popularity as an extremely simple and highly functional way to connect to an System i through a browser connection, as is provides easy access to System i resources with little administrator effort or end user training. This session will provide tips and techniques on how to incorporate System i Access for Web functions into normal mainstream processing, and provide added capabilities for end users. Additionally, it will describe new functions included in the V5R4 release. You will learn many new ways to further exploit the capabilities provided in System i Access for Web.
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April 2007 |
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17.2MB |
| System i Access for Web: Security Considerations |
An administrator to a system needs to know the security protocols under which access to the IBM is granted and requires the tools to grant levels of access to the users. This session answers these questions for a System i administrator connecting with System i Access for Web. The topics include environment security, authentication security options, differences between System i Access for Web and Portal, runtime security, and user profile and homepage customization.
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April 2007 |
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2.9MB |
| Access for Web: Run 5250 in a Browser |
Access for Web has a 5250 interface that allows you to access your iSeries through your web browser of choice. You can completely control this function from your iSeries, set up preconfigured sessions for your end users, bypass the second sign-on by using macros at start-up time, and have a help desk 'shared 5250 session' with users having troubles at their desktop. Come listen to an expert on PC5250 explain the features and functions available in this new 5250 web-based interface so your company can get to the world wide web with your existing applications.
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September 2006 |
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2.2MB |
| iSeries Access for Web: Database Access |
iSeries Access for Web provides web-based access to iSeries resources through a browser. This session focuses on how easy it is to access iSeries DB2 UDB from the Web. The session also covers the iSeries Access for Web options available to upload PC data to the iSeries database and to download iSeries database information to a PC user get database query results to an end user. In this session, attendees will learn:
- How to use the SQL Wizard to build SQL SELECT statements.
- How to create, store, and run a SQL request.
- Advanced output options, such as file types, HTML options, and lists.
- How to use iSeries Access for Web to upload data to the iSeries from a Web browser.
- How to run a dynamic query using your own web page.
- How to query information about iSeries objects and resources.
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September 2006 |
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4.4MB |
| iSeries Access for Web: Printing Made Easy Through Your Browser |
iSeries Access for Web provides access to iSeries printers, printer output, and output queues. You can view and print documents easily through your browser interface. Come to this session to learn how you can work with SCS, AFP, PDF, and many other output formats simply and quickly from your web browser.
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September 2005 |
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1.4MB |
| iSeries Access for Web Runs in a Portal |
Recently the IBM WebSphere Portal Express and Express Plus was enhanced to run on iSeries. WebSphere Portal is the technology to integrate web applications, backend applications, and backend systems--thus enabling users to access all their company information through a single browser window. iSeries Access for Web now has a set of portlets so iSeries clients can embrace this new technology and provide a useful and seamless view to their end users. Come learn about ways this new portal technology could be used in your company, and how you would set up Access for Web (5250, printer and printer output, IFS, and database functions) to run in this environment.
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September 2006 |
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942KB |
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