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Rich Garcia wrote:
>
> In the past their was a discussion that stated that their is a way to
> automate the CA/400 router signon in windows 95. Can anyone tell me if this
> can be done using Windows NT 4.0.
>
Rich,
I found this on the ftp site in the test files section, I think:
=========================================================================
Readme File for AS/400 Client Access for Windows 95/NT Temporary Fix
Program Product: 5763-XD1
Release: V3R1M2
(c) Copyright IBM Corporation 1996, 1997. All rights reserved.
=========================================================================
Please remember this is a temporary test fix. REPLACING THE ORIGINAL
FILES WITH THESE TEST FILES IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. Make sure you have a
backup copy of your original files and configuration. Please report
any problems you experience to your technical representative.
Installing AS/400 Client Access for Windows 95/NT Service Packs will
overlay these
temporary fix modules if they are also contained in the service pack.
Filename
--------
logonapi.exe - Provides a new Client Access security API,
"cwbSY_LogonUser()" which
can be used to develop a program which automatically
signs on to an
AS/400 without being prompted. See updated header file
cwbsy.h for
details on input parameters. This API will be supported
in all
follow-on releases of Client Access for Windows 95/NT.
Download instructions
---------------------
Download logonapi.exe to a temporary directory and run it to extract
the
fix modules. Put the fix modules in the directories described below.
Files contained in fix
----------------------
1) cwbsy.dll
replaces cwbsy.dll in the Windows system directory
(e.g. "<c>:\windows\system")
2) cwbsy.h
replaces cwbsy.h in the Client Access toolkit include directory
(e.g. "<d>:\program files\ibm\client access\toolkit\include")
3) cwbapi.lib
replaces cwbapi.lib in the Client Access toolkit lib directory
(e.g. "<d>:\program files\ibm\client access\toolkit\lib")
Description of problem fixed:
-----------------------------
Windows NT does not provide a password caching function like Windows
95.
This means a Client Access user running Windows NT needs to provide a
userid
and password for each AS/400 connected to at least once per NT session.
This requires a Client Access signon dialog to be presented. (In
Windows 95,
if the password is cached, it automatically signs on to the AS/400
without
the need to prompt). Client Access program developers would like to be
able to write a program to signon to the AS/400 automatically under
Windows NT
to simulate password caching. A new security API, "cwbSY_LogonUser()"
is being
provided to allow this type of program to be written.
Note:
-----
The updated module "cwbsy.dll" will be incorporated into a service pack
for
release V3R1M2. The toolkit modules, "cwbsy.h" and "cwbapi.lib" will
only be made
available in this temporary fix. They will not be included in a service
pack.
--
Pete Hall
peteh@earth.inwave.com
http://www.inwave.com/~peteh/
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