RE: any suggestions?

["Clapham, Paul" <pclapham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

How would I do that?  I'd e-mail the *.html file to the intended end user
and let them print from the browser...
 
But you want to e-mail them a link (correct?).  It's true that link doesn't
have to be http://something <http://something> .  Another alternative is
ftp://something <ftp://something> ; this would require you to run the FTP
server on your AS/400 and expose that to the internet.  Then the end user
could download the html file via FTP and, um, print it from the browser?  I
didn't understand what the link was supposed to achieve.  Do you want to
prevent the user from printing the report?  It looked like you wanted the
user to be able to move the report to a different outq?  Perhaps you could
clarify what you do want.
 
PC2
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Hatzenbeler, Tim [mailto:thatzenbeler@clinitech.net]
Sent: November 2, 2000 12:07
To: 'JAVA400-L@midrange.com'
Subject: any suggestions?



How would you do this?  Without running the http server (**long story**) 

Currently, 
 I have an RPG program that generate a spool file, then Another program to
convert that spool file to an html, and then I mail the *.html file from the
IFS to the intended end user...

Now the end user want to print that report, but I don't want them to print
with the browser, but I would like to give them a link, that they can click
on, that will run (I guess) a java program that will connect to the as/400
and change the attributes of the oginal spoolfile to the outq, defined
inside the URL?

Is that possible? And if so, any good suggestions or examples? 

Thanks, tim 


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