RE: NT(IIS)->AS400 - where's the bridge?

[Adolfo López Escribano <escriban@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Nik,
I've developed a listerner socket server that receives clients demands to
submit jobs. This server program is developed in ILE C and is based in the
IBM redbook  titled "Developing Multi-Threaded Applications for OS/400" ,  I
can´t  say you the definitive reference number because when I downloaded it
was only a material in progress referenced as AS40_043X ,  but if you don´t
find it say me and I'll send it.
I think that is easy to adaptate this source program to your necessity.

regards

Adolfo Lopez


----- Mensaje original -----
De: <Nikolay.Ichpekov@ssa.co.uk>
Para: <JAVA400-L@midrange.com>
Enviado: jueves 16 de marzo de 2000 18:26
Asunto: NT(IIS)->AS400 - where's the bridge?


> Hi all,
>
> This is my first post to this forum although I've been following it on and
> off for the past month or so. Anyway, enough small talk on with my
> problems.
>
> I've just been 'volunteered' to come up with a quick and easy (why do they
> always say that!) solution for a limited order entry e-commerce based
> product. The scenario is: client (with browser) accesses an application
> server (which is also COM client) residing on an NT server running
> Microsoft IIS which provides connectivity to various COM servers. (This
> already exists!)
>
> My task is to provide a way for IIS to send data across to an AS400 where
> the relevant RPG program is called to process it and apply updates to the
> database. If you thought that was simple, the conditions are: no use of
> client/access (ODBC), no use of MQ Series, no redirection to an AS400
> webserver. Emphasis is on minimum cost, methinks.
>
> Having little experience with writing commercial Java (apart from the odd
> applet) or indeed using MIIS, I'm a little lost at the moment. I've been
> toying with the idea of extending the ISAPI to provide simple socket
> connectivity to an AS400 where presumably a simple servlet or cgi script
> will call (or wrap) the relevant RPG program. Not quite sure how much work
> is involved though. Anyone out there with any ideas will be greatly
> rewarded.... Or at least sent a note of thanks!
>
> Nik
>
>
>
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