Re: ftp to kinkos.com

Tell us Brian,

Does the University of Arkansas teach any iSeries classes?
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From: brian <bsl04@xxxxxxxx>
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Date: 08/05/2005 01:19AM
Subject: Re: ftp to kinkos.com

> > fedex kinkos appears to have a web services interface:
>
> Yes - and it still takes a human to drag, drop, click, etc with a mouse
to
> send an order (notice the words "download a client" in their
article?.....

Not to interrupt your rant or anything, but if you investigate what the
various forms do, you may find you can just post some values to the
server, no human interaction required. Or maybe some other page they
provide enables you do do this. Maybe you should be checking that out
instead of writing another screed against http, or browsers, or whatever
it is that's got you upset.

I don't know that they provide an API, but just because it's on the web
doesn't mean it can't be automated.
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