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Hi all,
I have an application running on a Windows NT
platform that successfully retrieves data from an AS/400 using the AS/400
toolbox to connect. Currently the only way that the application will work is if
I manually connect using dial up networking (DUN) (I don't know of any
other way to do this).
I want the toolbox signon panel to prompt
for the DUN connection to be initiated by the user, passing it the
parameters entered by the user (ie IP address, Signon and password). Currently
if DUN is not started then nothing happens.
Ideally, I would like to do the whole thing
under the covers and get Java to automatically connect, or can NT do this?
If not is there a way I can code this myself? Also, do I have to use DUN or is
their an alternative method? I should point out that the NT workstation is
running in a stand-alone environment and is not part of the network on the
AS/400, so TCP/IP is the only medium possible (or am I wrong?)
Regards
Martyn
3 Counties Consulting Ltd
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