Re: CAR Further example clarification

Jeff, Excuse me, you are crazy. As you may or may not know, I have been 
unemployed for a year now from a full time job. Only have had about 7 months 
operations type of jobs. I am in the process of interviewing for a position 
that requires this type of Comm. knowledge. I think that my questions are 
general and broad enough to bring interest and value to a wide range of people. 
People like you, maybe have never tasted the bitterness of unemployment, so you 
are unable to be human and show any sensitivity to someone who is sufferring 
greatly. OTOH, many good and fine people here have helped. If you read the 
previous responses, some pointed me to web sources, others commented directly 
to my questions. Why you have to be so negative and unhelpful, is a very bad 
character trait that you have. You should think deeply about why you harbor 
such ill will against the weak and unfortunate.
Rob

Jeff Silberberg <jsilberberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Rob (AKA: niceguy420l@xxxxxxxxx )

In this day and age and based on the questions you have asked in 
this post.
You should hire a quality competent consultant who can verify who 
you are, and that your questions are legitimate, and then work with you to 
both resolve your problem and do some skill transfer at the same time.
OR -

Stop trying to use this list to gain enough insight to hack into 
an industries systems.

JMS

At 08:25 PM 9/18/2003 -0700, you wrote:


>Hi guys, I should mention that the type of Communications scenario I am 
>researching, has to do with a large trucking company that has customers 
>logging into an application, to look at, update, etc... their data 
>pertaining to their orders. So I am wondering how the main AS/400 relates 
>to them. As remote locations? Perhaps someone can break down what happens 
>when such a customer logs in. Some, more than half the customers have 
>AS/400's themselves. The rest have everything. Is the comm all TCP/IP, or 
>could it be SNA, HTTP?
>Thanks again for the previous responders,
>Rob
>
>

Jeffrey Silberberg
CompuDesigns, Inc.
Atlanta, GA. 30350

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