iMenu

Written by me more than 30 years ago, this little gem of a utility had been languishing on an old tape cartridge, and was finally recovered for me by the amazing team at www.rzkh.de and restored to an IBM i at PUB400.com, where I have been modernising the codebase and database, and fixing any bugs which I have encountered.

A bit of a vanity project, the code and database have been thoroughly modernised and given a new lease of life, and I hope that someone out there finds it useful.

Requires V7R3M0 or higher.

See the Wiki for documentation and installation instructions.

Features

Dynamic, database-driven menu system.
Supports calling programs and commands as well as navigation to other menus.
Up to 280 options per menu, over 20 pages.
Supports 4 types of menu formats: 1-column, 2-column, handheld terminal (16x30) menus and wrist scanner menus (11x30).
3 levels of authority checking built in.
Customisable Exit Programs to determine the default initial menu for a user and the user's authority level based on the client's own application.
Built-in auditing of all user activity, providing stats for menu usage.
Fully customisable menu colours/theming to fit an organisation's screen colour pallet.
On the fly editing capability.