environment to be processed. The language environment processes the information
and returns the results to the web macro processor.
After all parsing is done and language environment processing is completed, all
that remains is pure HTML text. This text can then be interpreted by any browser.
The web macro writer has complete control over the level of HTML it uses and
what HTML tags are applied. The web macro processor imposes no restrictions.
The pure HTML text is passed back to the server, and the web macroprocessor
ends. The resulting HTML text is passed to the browser where the user interacts
with it. Further requests from this user or any other user will result in the whole
process just described taking place again.
For more detailed information about Net.Data, including how to configure
Net.Data for the AS/400 and how to write Net.Data macros and language
environments, see this URL:
http://www.as400.ibm.com/netdata
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