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  • Subject: ##EMailNumber 01-WNY-3319101 RTOPCB Question
  • From: jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 10:23:55 -0400

One of  our Programming Developers Is trying to Work with RTOPCB and
has encountered some problems. I am forwarding his question to the mailing
list.
Thanks for your answers in advance

Jorge

This Is The Question :
---------------------- Forwarded by Jorge A Moreno/Military Car Sales on 
06/17/98 10:19 AM ---------------------------


Ryan A. Martin
06/17/98 10:07 AM

To:    Jorge A Moreno/Military Car Sales@Military Car Sales
cc:
Subject:  RTOPCB problem
E-Mail Ref #:  01-WNY-2658917

I am trying to create a batch transfer from AS/400 to PC using Client Access 
3.1.2. As far as I can tell, the tool provided for such
tasks is a 32-bit version of RTOPCB. I've created a set of .TTO files using the 
CWBTF program for Windows 95, but this program runs
interactively and I need to move a group of more than 50 files. It's quite 
tedious to transfer them all interactively.
The only problem is that the RTOPCB program fails with an error message "Unable 
to connect to <system>."
My connection to the AS/400 is a native Winsock 1.1 connection. I've verified 
that all the host servers are running on the AS/400,
both the QSERVER and QSYSWRK subsystems are started, and the TCP/IP interface 
is up. I've got the sinking feeling that I need to use
APPC over IP to get this to work. However, since I can do file transfers with 
CWBTF under my current configuration, I would be
somewhat surprised to find that RTOPCB was limited to AnyNet - it wouldn't 
really make sense.
Is there any way to use RTOPCB with a Winsock 1.1 connection? Any ideas what 
might be going wrong?



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