How can you give users the ability to generate WebFOCUS reports and deploy the reports on the Internet? As this course will show you, an Internet menu system can be created using HTML-based tools to combine dynamic and/or static WebFOCUS reports that can be accessed from any browser.

You Will Learn How To:

	Call WebFOCUS from an HTML page
	Recognize how data is retrieved from a browser
	Understand the difference between static and dynamic reports
	Understand the process of creat-ing a self-service application
	Manage directories for a self-service Application
	Understand how to migrate WebFOCUS Workbench applications to production environments
	Save report output in HTML and HTMTABLE format
	Pass parameters via a hyperlink to your procedures
	Add dynamic reporting to your Web pages
	Build drill-down reports and incorporate them into a self-service application
	Display multiple reports on the same page
	Use radio buttons, list boxes, and dynamic list boxes
	Display reports using HTML frames
	Run ad hoc FOCUS from a form
	Incorporate JavaScript into a self-service application

Who Should Take This Course:
Developers who will be designing and building Web-based applications using WebFOCUS Browser version.

Prerequisite:
A working knowledge of MS Windows or NT and an Internet browser. Course 302 or Course 351 recommended.