
What is it?
“Framework” for developing and running transactional applications, which makes it possible to use program prototypes at runtime, avoiding the traditional development that requires the mass generation of programs and screens.
Features
Every action performed in the system is treated as a transaction and meets the ACID test (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability - a set of properties that ensure database transactions are processed reliably).
Parameterization of user options as well as business rules.
All actions performed by users are recorded in detailed audit logs. Access to resources is fully controlled through profiles and users.
Easy-to-maintain implementation methodology. Integration with external applications through web services or stored procedures.
Benefits

Enables systems development through parameterization, with minimal programming.

Optimization of resources and implementation times.

Product reliability.

Object instantiation at runtime.

Easy maintenance.

Fewer source programs.
Application areas
- Transactional applications in the IBM i environment.