Can anyone help me visualize a web page using Accuterm?

I am new to accuterm, about a year now, and am still struggling with trying to understand the pieces I need in place to have a graphical accuterm screen display on the internet. I've been told repeatedly that its possible and functioning with my release of accuterm8. Can anyone share with me even a static screen accuterm display on the web? Even just a box that says 'You are here.'

There are obviously pieces I need for the web address to access my accuterm display but I don't even know what questions to ask....

Anyone?

I am new to accuterm, about a year now, and am still struggling with trying to understand the pieces I need in place to have a graphical accuterm screen display on the internet. I've been told repeatedly that its possible and functioning with my release of accuterm8. Can anyone share with me even a static screen accuterm display on the web? Even just a box that says 'You are here.'

There are obviously pieces I need for the web address to access my accuterm display but I don't even know what questions to ask....

Anyone?

I am new to accuterm, about a year now, and am still struggling with trying to understand the pieces I need in place to have a graphical accuterm screen display on the internet. I've been told repeatedly that its possible and functioning with my release of accuterm8. Can anyone share with me even a static screen accuterm display on the web? Even just a box that says 'You are here.'

There are obviously pieces I need for the web address to access my accuterm display but I don't even know what questions to ask....

Anyone?

Hi Kathleen -

Rocket is preparing to release an update for the desktop and web version of AccuTerm 8 in the imminent future. The desktop version is a normal Windows application and there is no way to deploy that version on the web. The updated web version that is coming out does support AccuTerm GUI (most features) and works in all modern browsers. We are working very hard on bringing the web version into parity with the desktop version. However, there are some limitations when running in a browser context, mostly due to security enforced by the browser. Things like launching an arbitrary command on the user's PC or reading & writing files from the PC disk are not possible in the web version.

Thanks, Peter Schellenbach
Rocket Software

Hi Peter - 

So I am hearing that I should wait for the 'imminent' release of accuterm....9? 8.2? That will have a more robust web piece included. Is that correct? ETA? (ballpark)

Thank you,
Kathleen

Hi Kathleen,

  What are you trying to achieve?. I ask, because, if you are trying to build a web application to show MV data I may have something interesting. I have built a  framework, that would let you create a complete web application to replace MV green screens. But, unlike other tools, you don't need to learn any web language, everything is done using just MV (PICK) BASIC!.
   The framework has many web development challenges solved, as web session and user management, web form builder, web application menu builder, background processing, and internationalization.
  Web applications built with the framework are responsive and installable in every device (desktop, tablet, smarts), and it is built on top of Rocket's MVIS, so it is secure and scalable.
    Regards,
    Enrique Murphy

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Enrique Ignacio Murphy
Software Engineer
Aleator SRL
Argentina
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Hi Enrique, thank you for the reply. I am trying to get my accuterm screens available through the web. I was told this should work but can find no one already using it (at least no one whos on this forum that has answered me).

I'd love to see your creation but am not very web literate, I've always coded in PICK.

Kathleen

Hi Kathleen -

Rocket is preparing to release an update for the desktop and web version of AccuTerm 8 in the imminent future. The desktop version is a normal Windows application and there is no way to deploy that version on the web. The updated web version that is coming out does support AccuTerm GUI (most features) and works in all modern browsers. We are working very hard on bringing the web version into parity with the desktop version. However, there are some limitations when running in a browser context, mostly due to security enforced by the browser. Things like launching an arbitrary command on the user's PC or reading & writing files from the PC disk are not possible in the web version.

Thanks, Peter Schellenbach
Rocket Software

Hi Enrique, thank you for the reply. I am trying to get my accuterm screens available through the web. I was told this should work but can find no one already using it (at least no one whos on this forum that has answered me).

I'd love to see your creation but am not very web literate, I've always coded in PICK.

Kathleen

Hi Kathleen,

  What are you trying to achieve?. I ask, because, if you are trying to build a web application to show MV data I may have something interesting. I have built a  framework, that would let you create a complete web application to replace MV green screens. But, unlike other tools, you don't need to learn any web language, everything is done using just MV (PICK) BASIC!.
   The framework has many web development challenges solved, as web session and user management, web form builder, web application menu builder, background processing, and internationalization.
  Web applications built with the framework are responsive and installable in every device (desktop, tablet, smarts), and it is built on top of Rocket's MVIS, so it is secure and scalable.
    Regards,
    Enrique Murphy

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Enrique Ignacio Murphy
Software Engineer
Aleator SRL
Argentina
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I am also interested in a demo of your  MV Basic framework.

MW

Hi Kathleen, 

  "I'd love to see your creation but am not very web literate, I've always coded in PICK"...precisely that is the most interesting part...don't need to be web literate to create a web app with this framework, you code in PICK.

   We may arrange a demo with you and anyone else interested next week.

  Regards,

Hi everyone. As promised last week, I am scheduling two demos for our Multi Value Web Framework:

Tuesday 13th 10 AM Eastern Time

Wednesday 14th 9 AM Sydney Time

The Multi Value Web Framework or MVWF is a web framework built with PICK BASIC, Rocket MVIS and Javascript. The framework was designed to allow PICK developers to build complete web applications just using the provided web tools and PICK BASIC programming, without needing to have any knowledge of HTML, Javascript or any other language.

MVWF includes web tools to easily build up the web application menu, UI Forms, messages, and to create and manage users and user profiles. It also allows the implementation of  the geographical organization of the company and staff, and the possibility to have multitenant in a single MV database.

Web applications built with MVWF are responsive and progressive, so they can be run and installed on desktop, tablet and mobile devices, and can be fully internationalized.

The idea behind the MVWF is to help PICK developers to rapidly and smoothly build web applications to modernize green screen systems, and to move from a monolithic architecture to a microservices architecture exploiting the benefits of Rocket MVIS.

If you are interested in attending, please send me a private message through this forum, or email me at qmurphy@aleator.com.ar

It is modernization time!

Enrique Murphy

Here is the link to join:

meet.google.com/nhh-oycd-suz

  And the correct time is 11 AM Eastern, not 10 AM. The right time is the time of the invite.

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Enrique Ignacio Murphy
Software Engineer
Aleator SRL
Argentina
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