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we've had this discussion last year, didn't we? reading the old thread and
the follow on now, I'm not sure to understand your problem.
Following the ibm docs, I find:
<ibm>
Note: The QycdRenewCertificate API a is a multi-step process API.
The API is called the first time with format RNWC0100 to request a new
public/private key pair and receive a certificate signing request based on
an expiring certificate.
After the CSR has been sent to a certificate authority (CA) and an issued
certificate has been received, the API is called a second time with format
RNWC0200 to have the newly issued certificate imported into the system
certificate store.
If an existing CSR is used when requesting a renewed certificate, then
import the renewed certificate and maintain the same key pair using format
RNWC0300.
</ibm>
what about the first two steps?
In your original code, setting up MNW300 (I don't use the very limited and
ugly PCML stuff), I don't find setting the offset should be an 4 byte int
containing 8; next 4 byte should contain the length of path and file name,
followed by the path and file name. This is making up the first parm of the
API call, second would be the length of the first parm (length of path and
filename + 8), third parm 'RNWC0300', fourth parm an empty array of char
with some bytes space (50 or 100) for error information coming back.
D*B
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Re: Passing an as400structure in a ServiceProgramCall, (continued)
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