IBM Rational Host Access Transformation Services for Multiplatforms and 5250 Applications V9.5 offers currency with the latest IDEs, runtimes, and browsers.
With Rational Host Access Transformation Services (HATS), you can rapidly transform the user experience of your 3270 applications (run on IBM z Systems) and your 5250 applications (run on IBM i) without modifying those applications. By using the HATS rules-based transformation technology, the screens of your applications can be rendered with intuitive user interfaces. You can further improve the appearance, usability, and navigation of your applications by creating screen transformations and skip-screen macros.
HATS web applications are developed to run in a web application server runtime, and your users can access the applications with standard web browsers, which include mobile device browsers. HATS rich client applications are developed to run in an Eclipse, rich-client platform implementation to provide native, client applications that are targeted for a user's desktop.
HATS can also be used to transform and expand the connectivity of your terminal applications by extending the proven business logic as standard Web services. These services are reusable assets that can be deployed as reusable components and can be integrated into new internal applications or applications outside your enterprise.
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