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On Wed, 6 Sep 2006, Scott Swaim wrote:

Do you have any notes on how you set this up?  I just started looking into
setting up Hylafax to send faxes from the Iseries.  If you have install
notes or advice I would greatly appreciate the help.

There is a link on the hylafax website to a java client called gnu-hylafax. gnu-hylafax is a java toolkit that implements the hylafax protocol for you. You can call methods in the gnu-hylafax package directly or (like I did with the help of others on this list) write a wrapper to simplifiy things a little bit. I'd be happy to send you my little wrapper - it is just a little java program that simplifies the calls between RPG and gnu-hylafax.

The process works like this:

1. An RPG program creates the printed output. In our case we produce postscript output, but you could just as well produce a regular SCS or AFP spooled file and convert it to PDF. 2. Call the methods in gnu-hylafax (or my wrapper) passing such things as the fax number, the email address of the sender (for confirmation purposes) and full pathname of the file you want to fax.

James Rich

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