Re: Http access

We have a temp firm that wants to access some functions that are both 
green screen and screen scraped.  We did not want to load a 5250 client on 
each of the several people at the temp firm doing this.  Therefore we set 
up some sort of portal that automatically fires up vpn access to this 
screen scraped Seagull Jwalk application.  HATS may be added.

Rob Berendt
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6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com





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Hello All,
We are looking to set up a "portal" of sorts and would like to have it
include access to our AS400s.
We are an ERP software company and our programmers would like to get to 
the
"command-line" / "green screen" via this portal (might be websphere's
portal).
1st question - Are there other solutions other than IBM's to setup HTTP
access?  Or is IBM the recommended solution?
2nd What measures should be done to make it secure?  Maybe a "howto" on
securing this type of access?
Thanks,
Doug


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