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Difference betwen Coolgen Block mode screens and GUI screens


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ajayjindal21
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 9:32 am
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Any one please let me know what is the difference between Block mode screens and GUI screens in Coolgen. I could not find any difference between them.
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PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 4:34 pm
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Both are different buddy..
GUI:
For making client-server application we do use GUI.
GUI- you can have all kinds of objects like combobox, button, menu. etc
You can covert it to webbased application
you will have one or more server proc for each client proc.
The client procs will be deployed either in some webserver or on the workstation itself.
event based.

Blockmode:
It looks like mainframe screen, Green screen.
It works same as mainframe screens.
Can not have GUI object on the screen like buttons and combobox.
Operations are function key based.
it will not have server proc inside. Instead it directly calls CABs.
it is deployed and generated in mainframes it self.

There are other differences as well.
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