SAA has been developed by IBM to address the problems caused by the lack of commonality between the different computing environments that it supports. SAA provides a strategic direction for the use of computing and has the potential to become the standard that defines a universal computing environment. This book provides an introduction to the goals and interfaces that Systems Applications Architecture (SAA) defines. It presents a detailed examination of the Common User Access (CUA) interface that defines the way in which an application developer creates a compliant user interface.
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This book will cover the common user access portion of IBM's Systems Application Architecture (SAA). SAA is IBM's new architecture entry which will accommodate communication between all of IBM's different computer lines - PC's to mainframers.
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