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On Thu, 9 May 2002 Mark_McCarty@NEXNET.NAVY.MIL wrote:

> The problem we are attempting to solve is this:
> We have a development box that is not available "outside" the network.  We
> are upgrading our software package which includes a "web store."
> We can view the site from within, but the software vendor can't view it
> when they dial-in.  There are issues we need resolved but without the
> ability to "view" the issues the vendor can't duplicate our issues.  My
> lead asked if I heard of a web browser that could be installed on the 400.

Can you do something like this:

1.  Using QSH run the program directly and redirect the output to a file,
something like:

cgiprogram > /tmp/cgioutput

2.  Retrieve the resulting file over the dial up.

3.  View the retrieved file in a browser.

You would need to set environment variables if you are using the http GET
method.

You could also display the page locally, save the html on the iSeries,
send it over the link, and then have the remote people look at the html.

James Rich
james@eaerich.com



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