Heading Example (RealWeb)

SUBROUTINE HEADING
* Demonstrate the use of the RWS_HEADING subroutine.

* Include the RealWeb definitions
INCLUDE #RW.INCLUDE.DEFS FROM /SYSFILES/REALWEB,BP

* Start the HTML page.
CALL RW_START_HTML_PAGE("Heading Example", "", "", "", "")

HTML = ""

* Insert a level 1 heading.
TEXT = "Overview"
CALL RWS_HEADING(TEXT, 1, 'style="color: purple"')
HTML = HTML : TEXT

* Insert a paragraph containing some text.
TEXT = "Reality is a software environment that supports Reality " : ...
"applications on UNIX and Windows (NT, 2000 and XP) systems. The " : ...
"applications support environment supplied by Reality is a Relational " : ...
"Database Management System (RDBMS), supporting multiple databases on " : ...
"a single host platform, a range of powerful utilities for database " : ...
"management and inquiry, and a set of utilities for operating system " : ...
"resources."
CALL RWS_PARA(TEXT, "", "")
HTML = HTML : TEXT

* Insert a level 2 heading.
TEXT = "Multiple Databases"
CALL RWS_HEADING(TEXT, 2, "")
HTML = HTML : TEXT

TEXT = "Any number of databases can be created and maintained on the host. " : ...
"The only restriction is disk space availability. This allows " : ...
"independent and secure use of different databases by different " : ...
"departments or groups using the system. Each database comprises a " : ...
"collection of data organised in relational data structures enabling " : ...
"easy access to, and manipulation of data."
CALL RWS_PARA(TEXT, "", "")
HTML = HTML : TEXT

CALL RW_PUT(HTML)

* Complete the page.
CALL RW_END_PAGE
RETURN

HTML

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="Reality">
<TITLE>Heading Example</TITLE>


</HEAD>
<BODY>
<H1 style="color: purple">

Overview
</H1>
<P>

Reality is a software environment that supports Reality applications on 

UNIX and Windows (NT, 2000 and XP) systems. The applications support 

environment supplied by Reality is a Relational Database Management System 

(RDBMS), supporting multiple databases on a single host platform, a range 

of powerful utilities for database management and inquiry, and a set of 

utilities for operating system resources.
</P>
<H2>

Multiple Databases
</H2>
<P>

Any number of databases can be created and maintained on the host. The only 

restriction is disk space availability. This allows independent and secure 

use of different databases by different departments or groups using the system. 

Each database comprises a collection of data organised in relational data 

structures enabling easy access to, and manipulation of data.
</P>

</BODY>
</HTML>