Description
The products mentioned here are mostly dealing with communication between different computer systems.
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Various Projects, mostly freeware. |
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Janus/RSC Janus/TCP Janus/IDOC Janus/IBM |
Janus is a suite of communication software modules designed for message based interaction. Each implementation is a gateway process dealing with the transformation between different standards and APIs. The customer is provided with APIs in C und ABAP/4. Janus/IDOC implements a bidirectional connection between a Compaq/Tandem NonStop SQL/MP database and SAP R/3 via ALE, not requiring any programming on the SAP side. Plattforms: SAP R/3, HP NonStop, Unix, Windows, OS/2. Customers: Miele, Benteler, Siemens Business Services, Papierfabrik Albbruck, Busch-Jaeger, Audi, tegut... |
Janus/TCP
API for C and Java development |
The transport functionality built into Janus/TCP to access HP NonStop Pathway is available as a C library, Windows-DLL oder Java class library. The Java implementation is especially suited for the integration into Java application server environments. Customers: First Data, bank verlag, John Deere, tegut..., TyssenKrupp |
Remote
SQL Remote Enscribe |
Workstation based access to databases on Compaq/Tandem NonStop servers. The Customer gets a C/C++-API for transparent access to files and tables on the NonStop host. Both products are available as a Java class library, too:
An example application is DDL2HTML which converts a DDL dictionary into an HTML documentation. The Download is free. Here is what you get from converting the dictionary schema. |
EasyFORM/SQL |
Remote SQL application for reading of HP NonStop SQL/MP tables into a spreadsheet or database. |
EasyFORM/ENS |
Remote Enscribe application for reading of HP NonStop Enscribe files into a spreadsheet or database. |
EDI Traffic Light | Graphical remote monitoring of OS/2 EDI servers.
The frontend, resembling a traffic light, is written in Java.
Plattforms: OS/2, REXX, C, Java Customers: Merck, PharmLog. |