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Monarch
Enterprise IBM i RPG application migration to .NET
ASNA Monarch is a family of migration and analytical tools that investigate and then migrate your estate RPG applications to .NET 6+. ASNA's rigorous 4-step migration methodology drives eliminates surprises, reduces risk, and increases time-to-delivery.
With ASNA Monarch:
- Your RPG and CL is migrated to .NET 6+ and hosted on a Windows server in your network
- Your database can be left on the IBM i. This is the choice made by shops keeping the IBM i.
- Or, Monarch can migrate it to MS SQL Server. This is the choice made by shops sunsetting the IBM i.
- A brower-based user interface is produced directly from your existing DDS screen definition source code.
- An Monarch incremental migration is possible with ASNA Wings.
Synon
Synon Escape unlocks you from the clutches of Synon on the IBM i
ASNA Synon Escape migrates Synon/Cool:2E/CA 2E RPG applications to .NET. Our model-driven approach produces a readable, maintainable version of your RPG application.
With Synon Escape:
- Escape the bonds of the original Synon application so that it persists, and can be further enhanced, on .NET.
- The Synon model drives the application migration--its field and subroutine names are mapped to migrated code.
- All of the original Synon application functionality persists with the migrated application.
- The migrated application has high fidelity with all parts of the existing application (including reportng, interfaces, business rules, and database access)
- A brower-based user interface is produced directly from your existing DDS screen definition source code.
Encore RPG
Establish a rational upgrade path from RPG to C# with application migration
ASNA Synon Escape migrates Synon/Cool:2E/CA 2E RPG applications to .NET. Our model-driven approach produces a readable, maintainable version of your RPG application.
Encore RPG enables:
- Escape the bonds of the original Synon application so that it persists, and can be further enhanced, on .NET.
- The Synon model drives the application migration--its field and subroutine names are mapped to migrated code.
- All of the original Synon application functionality persists with the migrated application.
- The migrated application has high fidelity with all parts of the existing application (including reportng, interfaces, business rules, and database access)
- A brower-based user interface is produced directly from your existing DDS screen definition source code.
WingsRPG
Give your green screen applications a modern browser user interface
ASNA Synon Escape migrates Synon/Cool:2E/CA 2E RPG applications to .NET. Our model-driven approach produces a readable, maintainable version of your RPG application.
With WingsRPG:
- Escape the bonds of the original Synon application so that it persists, and can be further enhanced, on .NET.
- The Synon model drives the application migration--its field and subroutine names are mapped to migrated code.
- All of the original Synon application functionality persists with the migrated application.
- The migrated application has high fidelity with all parts of the existing application (including reportng, interfaces, business rules, and database access)
- A brower-based user interface is produced directly from your existing DDS screen definition source code.
Mobile RPG for .NET Framework
Create mobile apps for the IBM i with RPG IV or RPG ILE
ASNA Synon Escape migrates Synon/Cool:2E/CA 2E RPG applications to .NET. Our model-driven approach produces a readable, maintainable version of your RPG application.
With Mobile RPG for .NET Framework:
- Escape the bonds of the original Synon application so that it persists, and can be further enhanced, on .NET.
- The Synon model drives the application migration--its field and subroutine names are mapped to migrated code.
- All of the original Synon application functionality persists with the migrated application.
- The migrated application has high fidelity with all parts of the existing application (including reportng, interfaces, business rules, and database access)
- A brower-based user interface is produced directly from your existing DDS screen definition source code.
Visual RPG for .NET Framework
Synon Escape unlocks you from the clutches of Synon on the IBM i
ASNA Synon Escape migrates Synon/Cool:2E/CA 2E RPG applications to .NET. Our model-driven approach produces a readable, maintainable version of your RPG application.
With Visual RPG for .NET Framework:
- Escape the bonds of the original Synon application so that it persists, and can be further enhanced, on .NET.
- The Synon model drives the application migration--its field and subroutine names are mapped to migrated code.
- All of the original Synon application functionality persists with the migrated application.
- The migrated application has high fidelity with all parts of the existing application (including reportng, interfaces, business rules, and database access)
- A brower-based user interface is produced directly from your existing DDS screen definition source code.
Browser Terminal
Provide your users with a simple, easy-to-use browser-based 5250 emulator
ASNA Synon Escape migrates Synon/Cool:2E/CA 2E RPG applications to .NET. Our model-driven approach produces a readable, maintainable version of your RPG application.
With Browser Terminal:
- Escape the bonds of the original Synon application so that it persists, and can be further enhanced, on .NET.
- The Synon model drives the application migration--its field and subroutine names are mapped to migrated code.
- All of the original Synon application functionality persists with the migrated application.
- The migrated application has high fidelity with all parts of the existing application (including reportng, interfaces, business rules, and database access)
- A brower-based user interface is produced directly from your existing DDS screen definition source code.