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DB2WWW is in QHTTPSVR and QSYSCGI. Someone already did this so I have no idea how's the whole thing is set up. I invoked DB2WWW in QHTTPSVR using option 16 from PDM. Now what? RTFM? I can do that.

Dave

<vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> 8/12/2008 05:59 >>>
Dave

Not sure whether DB2WWW is a CL program - doesn't matter - Nathan is following the suggestion that you write a CL that has only one task - call DB2WWW - I believe you can even call the one in QHTTPSVR.

It's in the books - also, I don't remember whether library QSYSCGI exists - I would not create it with a Q in front - those can be problematic cuz they can be considered to be system libraries. IIRC.

Vern

-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Dave Odom" <Dave.Odom@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

Program there. It seems DB2WWW is a CL PGM, correct? The CL is in the
QSYSCGI library by itself. I need to look more and let you know.

Dave

Nathan Andelin 8/11/2008 17:07 >>>
Dave Odom wrote:
I thought you could run whatever Net.Data needed
from the HTTP environment on the i and thus there
was no need for Apache?

Net.Data is part of the HTTP server product, which is based on Apache.
Make sure it's installed. GO LICPGM, Option 10:

5722DG1 *COMPATIBLE IBM HTTP Server for i5/OS

Copy program DB2WWW.PGM from library QHTTPSVR to QSYSCGI if it's not
already there.

Add HTTP server configuration directives and restart your HTTP Server.
I showed my configuration directives in a message last week.

Create a CL wrapper around DB2WWW.PGM. I showed the CL code in a
message last week.

Write your first macro and save it in macro directory. For example:

%HTML(hello) {

Hello World From Net.Data

%}

Point your browser to the macro:

http://www.radile.com/db2www/hello.dtw/hello

Nathan.
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