Tutorials for RAMP Windows
A RAMP modernization project should progress like this. You will use an iterative release cycle, repeatedly improving your application as time and resources permit:
| RAMP Stage 1 |
↓ Prototype |
RAMP-TS001: Creating a Basic Prototype of the Modernized Application |
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↓ Set Standards |
Create project standards. |
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↓ Decide on Security |
Decide on security/authority policy. |
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↓ Name screens |
RAMP-TS002: Rapidly Modernizing Complete Application Segments |
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↓ Classify screens |
RAMP-TS002: Rapidly Modernizing Complete Application Segments |
| RAMP Stage 2A |
↓ Rapidly modernize |
RAMP-TS002: Rapidly Modernizing Complete Application Segments |
| RAMP Stage 2B |
↓ Individually modernize |
RAMP-TS006: Snapping in a Basic Inquiry Screen RAMP-TS007: Snapping in a Data Entry Function RAMP-TS008: Changing Inquiry Screen to Update Mode |
| RAMP Stage 2C |
↓Add value See What Adds Value? |
RAMP-TS003: Creating a Data Filter for Employees RAMP-TS010: Using Special Field Handlers RAMP-TS011: Snapping in Shipped Documents Command Handler RAMP-TS012: Snapping in Shipped Notes Command Handler RAMP-TS013: Sending Instance List Data to Excel RAMP-TS014: Snapping RAMP Screens into the HR Demo Application |
| RAMP Stage 3 |
↓Remove platform dependencies |
Optionally remove any IBM i platform dependencies. |
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↓ Test |
Test the finished application. |
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↓ Deploy |
Deployment Check List for RAMP-TS |
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← Repeat |
In every cycle you will move more and more application components from stage 2A to 2B to 2C to 3. The mix/ratio of stages is critical because it impacts on how long your project will take, and it is dictated by how much time and resource you have available. |
Also see Advanced Tutorials.